Gray Areas

The gang talks a little bit about the upcoming election and then touches on recent video games in their orbit. Also, Chris makes what could be an unpopular statement, Dave uses goods as leverage, and Shaun makes a list and checks it twice.

The gang looks at the current climate of major sports in America and discusses why football is overrated. Also, Chris imagines a college athlete getting pulverized, Dave goes for easy access, and Shaun becomes a Michelle Branch megafan.

The gang adds the Lakers' most recent championship to the equation to see if it changes who is the best basketball player of all-time. Also, Chris is hung on up one glaring issue, Dave tries to go off feel, and Shaun shuts down the debate.

The gang looks at RPG protagonists and decides which is better: self-inserts or established characters. Also, Chris takes a veiled shot at Dave, Dave becomes Shaun for a short time, and Shaun becomes Dave for a short time.

The gang talks about beloved video games that they just didn't enjoy, as well as a few guilty pleasures along the way. Also, Chris takes a milquetoast stance, Dave feels frozen out by a lack of direction, and Shaun gets to hear his favorite words.

The gang debuts a spicy intro video, then discusses all the news from the Playstation 5 and Xbox Series X announcements. Also, Chris butchers his very first line, Dave is nearly swayed at the last minute, and Shaun sees a gunman wherever he looks.

The gang looks at their video game careers, from the most difficult title they've conquered to their most proud accomplishments. Also, Chris sidesteps an entire topic, Dave keeps getting a surprise guest, and Shaun has a five-hour fever dream.

The gang continues Dave's journey into great video games, ponders the new Mario collection and examines the Steve Nash hire in Brooklyn. Also, Chris wants to give away his money, Dave keeps pounding the table, and Shaun looks for a good starting point.

The gang tries to keep its streak going by recommending another strong video game for Dave to catch up on. Also, Chris tries to manufacture some vitriol, Dave solves a Rubik's Cube on air, and Shaun doesn't believe Dave can solve a Rubik's Cube on air.

The gang finally gets to a homework assignment by discussing the best and worst side quests in video game history. Also, Chris makes a sentimental choice, Dave pushes an unpopular opinion, and Shaun pushes for even more story.

The gang celebrates Dave completing another video game by allowing him to talk about Arthur Morgan's adventures in Red Dead Redemption II. Also, Chris resents a change for the worse, Dave is a softie for a man who goes soft, and Shaun makes his voice crack on purpose.

The gang fulfills their promise to talk about the Suns now that they moved to 7-0 in the bubble, while lamenting the road to the playoffs that awaits them. Also, Chris tries to enjoy the moment, Dave is fine with things not being out in the open, and Shaun quells his worries.

The gang tries to come to terms with the Suns doing something decent for once, no matter how short-lived it might be. Also, Chris tries his best not to be hurt all over again, and Shaun makes his case for heart over talent. Music: "Troupe Gramarye" by Noriyuki Iwadare "Night at the Octodrag" by Thee Jaguar Sharks Production Assistance: Tony Robinson, Executive Producer MORE TEAM OBJECTION iTunes:...

The gang tries to predict what will happen with the Suns and the NBA inside the bubble as the season resumes in Florida. Also, Chris envisions a beautiful future, Dave looks for something vulgar, and Shaun is cautiously optimistic.

The gang finishes what it started by ranking the second half of all Pixar movies ever made, including some favorites and some real disappointments. Also, Chris disagrees strongly with overexposed characters, Dave disagrees strongly with Shaun, and Shaun disagrees strongly with Dave.

The gang does something completely unique and original by reviewing the little-known indie film Hamilton. Also, Chris tries to stop throwing money away, Dave wants an extended recital from memory, and Shaun thinks about songs in his dreams.

The gang delves into Pixar's rich catalog of animated movies and talks about their favorites -- and least favorites. Also, Chris takes an unusual approach, Dave doesn't want to get started, and Shaun is worried about flat earthers.

The gang talks about the newly released details on the Playstation 5, then discusses important protests and entrenched positions. Also, Chris gets punished for imperfect grades, Dave makes a flat earth joke, and Shaun tries hard to hold on to a thought.

The gang lets Chris review a three-year-old game in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, while Michaela appears out of nowhere. Also, Chris is flummoxed by good and bad, Dave goes back to his childhood, and Shaun talks about his professionalism.

The gang lets Dave review a decade-old video game in Red Dead Redemption, and looks back on the early, early days. Also, Chris takes a trip down memory lane, Dave goes looking for redemption, and Shaun refuses to leave a game unfinished.

The gang discusses how much competitive drive is too much, and why lotteries might not be the best. Also, Chris keeps making dumb mistakes, Dave decides when someone can't flip the switch, and Shaun wants people to be punched in the dick.

The gang examines backlash to recent casting decisions for season two of the Mandalorian and long-form vs. short-form improv. Also, Chris is losing or finding his marbles, Dave breaks down cupcakes, and Shaun will not be silenced.

The gang talks about homemade haircuts in a time of pandemic, a little more on The Last Dance and...taking plasma from children? Also, Chris is not pleased that he was psychic, Dave gives his wife limited credit, and Shaun wishes bad things for baby boomers.

The gang gives a full review to the first three seasons of the volleyball anime Haikyuu, including favorite characters and moments. Also, Chris introduces a brand new look, Michaela picks up a new interest, and Shaun gets hyped for his weekend plans.

The gang gives a full review to Trails of Cold Steel III after finally beating it, seven months and 100+ hours later, including a breakdown by character, story, etc. Also, Chris decides what might be the most broken, and Michaela is a little curt about the abrupt ending.