Gray Areas

The gang reviews the smash box office hit Deadpool & Wolverine, then talks about the state of the MCU as a whole. Also, Chris calls out bad takes, Cody hates Robert Downey Jr., Maisie makes a guest appearance, and Shaun goes in-depth on a tier list.

The gang brings back trivia night with a new contestant trying her best to win the title. Also, Chris can't read chat properly, Dave pays for his own hubris, Molly is released from the basement, and Shaun builds excuses in advance.

The gang discusses another massive presidential story, with Joe Biden dropping out of the race in July and backing Kamala Harris. Also, Chris is not a betting man, Cody would be mad about being shot at, Dave has the USA as his wife, and Shaun wants to support his country.

The gang tackles the complicated world of conspiracy theories in politics after the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Also, Chris tackles criticism against the media, Cody predicts the end of a country's lifespan, and Shaun calls out hypocrisy.

The gang talks about the return of a beloved sports franchise and how modern sports games could still evolve. Also, Chris wants to borrow from real-life events, Cody might secretly be a Swiftie, and Shaun tries his best to keep including Dave.

The gang reviews a surprisingly strong Inside Out sequel and talks a bit about nostalgia and NBA free agency. Also, Chris misses an imaginary friend, Dave sees something in a particular character, and Shaun takes back a bad take.

The gang starts to break down some of the biggest names in wrestling of all-time, ending up with a Big 4. Also, Chris makes decisions with his head instead of his heart, and Cody wants to follow a charismatic cult leader.

The gang talks about a blockbuster Nintendo Direct, including Mario, Zelda, Metroid and more. Also, Chris wants to be taken for a ride, Dave teaches his kids about time, Michaela has a wish fulfilled, and Shaun learns about the furry revolution.

The gang tackles recent trending stories like poor management decisions, a lousy year at the box office, and the Lakers coaching search. Also, Chris drops a bomb on a bomb dropper, Cody definitely isn't a pirate, Dave goes broke at the movies, and Shaun defends an Oscar winner.

The gang tackles more media from the recent deluge, including the Haikyuu movie and the Scott Pilgrim TV show. Also, Chris hates an abrupt ending, Cody is too busy to beat Persona 5, and Shaun commits to his bits.

The gang lets Shaun ask a series of questions, but first Dave spends 20 minutes in interrogation. Also, Chris finally loses it, Cody changes sides, Dave can't handle the pressure, and Shaun starts a new business.

The gang catches up on several recent bits of pop culture, from X-Men '97 and Fall Guy to PokeRogue and Balatro. Also, Chris can't run from perfection, Cody makes an army of Sirfetch'ds, and Shaun still won't watch The Orville.

The gang deconstructs another disappointing Suns season, and tries to figure out who's to blame. Also, Chris insults emo haircuts, Dave tries to find a return in value, and Shaun gets a consolation prize.

The gang uses Shaun's absence to talk about other sports, specifically when teams abandon their current city and fans. Also, Chris harkens back to his youth, Cody decides to be less comfortable, and Dave tries to convert his children.

The gang catches up on some reviews, including two Final Fantasy games and Wrestlemania XL. Also, Chris wants a sense of urgency, Cody is silent for 45 minutes, Michaela enjoys a wacky sense of humor, and Shaun goes surprisingly high.

The gang brings on a special guest and does a tier list of the best contestants on the MTV reality show The Challenge. Also, Chris is there in spirit, Cody appreciates an instigator, Maisie finds out something sad, and Shaun goes to bat for a bad host.

The gang celebrates a trivia milestone with an exciting new final game and some statistics to boot. Also, Chris tries to hold it all together, Cody refuses to take points, Dave is shunned for having fun, and Shaun wears an interesting costume.

The gang goes through a mediocre video game bracket, talks about fitness trends and looks at the perils of sports gambling. Also, Chris gets sad about meager earnings, Cody is already nervous, Dave advocates for mental health, and Shaun finds out bourbon isn't healthy.

The gang brings back an old classic, Hall of Fame, and discusses the candidacy of Sylvester Stallone and Colin Farrell. Also, Chris is blown out and no one tells him, Cody makes his return, Dave pokes his head in the chat, and Shaun eats protein soup.

The gang talks about recommendations, a political update and a brief roast of the Suns. Also, Chris puts the others on blast, Dave worries about the next decade, and Shaun gives his book recommendations.

The gang runs through a bevy of topical stories, from young adult writing to Akira Toriyama's passing and more. Also, Chris tries not to lick boots, Dave takes a shot at Call of Duty, and Shaun goes off on a rant.

The gang ranks NBA teams, but not about basketball -- just how much they like or hate each franchise. Also, Chris has an unreasonable vendetta, Cody buries his hometown team, Dave lets go of his hatred, and Shaun has a recent grudge.

The gang brings back Headlines with looks at bad dinners, bad fast food pricing, Pokemon and more. Also, Chris comes in hot, Cody is a socialist, Dave comes in late, and Shaun is okay with some delays.

The gang brings back Time Capsule with a look back at everything that's made the cut. Also, Chris does the legwork, Cody gets overshadowed by dogs, Dave makes a stand on principle, and Shaun tries to hijack the segment.

The gang brings back an evening of trivia with a new game and some new hurdles on the set. Oh, and there's a new name for the show. Also, Chris solves problems on the fly, Cody can't spell, Dave despises the big wheel, and Shaun wears a few medals.