Gray Areas

The gang takes their annual look at the best in pop culture of the previous year, including video games and movies (with TV and music still to come). Also, Chris puts Michelle in a box, Dave gets less credit than he deserves, Michelle does what is expected, and Shaun keeps everyone guessing.

The gang takes their annual look at the best in pop culture of the previous year, including video games and movies (with TV and music still to come). Also, Chris buries an entire franchise, Dave gets in early on a trend, Michelle pokes the bear, and Shaun does not let fear enter his dojo.

The gang discusses everything Phoenix Suns basketball with the team on a three- (now four-) game win streak. Also, Chris is cautious in his optimism, Dave roots for an old woman, and Shaun appreciates effort above all else.

The gang brings Dave along for the ride as Chris and Michelle tackle random questions off random questionnaires. Also, Chris battles against his inner voice, Dave records from near a subway, and Michelle discovers that mo money is correlated to mo problems.

The gang tackles perhaps the most difficult Hall of Fame nomination yet: actor Johnny Depp. Also, Chris wonders if crazy is ingrained, Dave gives a shoutout for the early days, Michelle sticks up for the little guy, and Shaun starts a new sponsorship.

The gang reassembles and plays catch-up on a busy November, from Chicago to Vancouver, from weddings to concerts, from moving to grooving. Also, Chris finds a nice place to visit, Dave is surrounded by stuff, Michelle makes food from scratch, and Shaun gets a little tired out.

The gang tackles some recent pop culture, from Daredevil to Widows to Hamilton in Chicago. Also, Chris experiences the best of the Windy City, Michelle becomes an advocate for another host, and Shaun makes a plea with the audience.

The gang looks at the Phoenix Suns' struggles to start the season and whether or not there's any hope left for the beleaguered franchise. Also, Chris says the numbers don't lie, Dave grows up and gets sad, and Shaun is out with the old, in with the new.

The gang returns at full strength and runs back the brand-new segment Hall of Fame, with M. Night Shyamalan and George Lucas up for admission. Also, Chris has one line you can't cross, Dave puts things into context, Michelle gets scared by James McAvoy, and Shaun roots for a comeback story.

The gang is cut in half as Dave and Shaun vanish from sight, so Chris and Michelle go down the Tumblr questionnaire route at random. Also, Chris isn't interested in freeballing, and Michelle makes a plea for candy corn.

The gang is cut in half as Michelle and Shaun vanish from sight, so Chris and Dave tackle a wide variety of topics. Also, Chris learns he could kill people by throwing axes, and Dave thinks about performing for the president.

The gang introduces a new segment, and things get off to a rip-roarin' start for the aptly named Hall of Fame. Also, Chris spits some sick rhymes, Dave is the biggest disappointment yet, Michelle turns her back on her selection, and Shaun can't even with what's happening.

The gang cross-examines two important potential additions to the Time Capsule: Double Dare and GUTS. Also, Chris is prepared to risk it all, Dave puts himself in his father's shoes, and Michelle embarks on a brand-new journey.

The gang lists off the biggest things they've ever done in gaming, based on difficulty or completion or some other criteria. Also, Chris bonds with his grandma, Dave passes Shaun's test, Michelle sells herself short, and Shaun approaches six figures.

The gang talks about their favorite optional video game activities and what it might mean if two major fandoms collide. Also, Chris is not proud of a choice, Dave doesn't get a free lunch, Michelle gambles in a kids game, and Shaun is all about stakes.

The gang talks about becoming grown-ups, how to dodge a hurricane and what happens when you become the news. Also, Chris goes through an uncomfortable change, Dave pushes for what he believes in, and Michelle is jealous of a felon.

The gang takes an honest assessment of their team's chances for the upcoming season, but not before looking at awkward, mistimed jokes, time at the beach, and which Office characters they are. Also, Chris plans an early demise, Dave turns his kids into cell phone towers, and Shaun gets hit in the head.

The gang talks about how the times are a-changin' with television and movies, and what it means for a new generation to kill things. Also, Chris is an Amazon hipster, Michelle gets a visit from a friend, and Shaun wears a snazzy scarf.

The gang considers shooting lasers in their retinas, tries and fails to start a Saving Society about airplanes, and slam the usefulness of portion sizes. Also, Chris abandons any pretense, Dave joins the HD revolution, Michelle stares at her own eyes, and Shaun hits a woman in the face.

The gang holds a trivia contest and then discusses what the right course of action is with James Gunn and other similar cases. Also, Chris wonders where to draw the line, Dave joins the group in Flagstaff, Michelle joins the group in Flagstaff, and Shaun wants to bare it all.

The gang is down a couple members this week, so the remaining folks turn to a familiar strategy: farming Tumblr for questionnaire ideas. Also, Chris has problems with nocturnal emissions, and Michelle has a bone to pick with middle schoolers.

The gang talks about why drowning is not a factor for them, and the plus sides of Mission Impossible: Fallout and Uncle Drew. Also, Chris paints a bleak picture, Dave tackles an entire movie series, and Shaun wants Joe Rogan to notice him.

The gang celebrates(?) National Emoji Day, some hot new internet lingo, and why debt-free virgins are SO HOT. Also, Chris draws the line somewhere, Dave makes a long-lost connection, and Michelle gets a special quota.

The gang reviews Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, including the saddest dinosaur you've ever seen, and how the series turned into a horror movie. Also, Chris hates bad decisions, Michelle shuts off her brain, and Shaun doesn't appreciate the undertones.