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The gang brings back competition in the return of Blank Check, but one contestant struggles like never before. Also, Chris subverts your expectations, Michelle tries and fails to be gracious, and Shaun finds success in something he hates.

The gang welcomes Shaun into the fold of dating games, while figuring out if they apply to real life. Also, Chris wants childhood friends to die, Michelle wants things she can't have, and Shaun wants to be a gatekeeper.

The gang fills in for Shaun's Florida trip by talking about how VR has impacted memes and why musicians love OKCupid. Also, Chris tries to get over his weirdness about singing, and Michelle has a theory about banjos.

The gang goes without Michelle this week due to illness, so it's back to our favorite topic: reviewing Persona 5! (but shorter this time) Also, Chris admits to making a big mistake, and Shaun finally gets his chance to chime in.

The gang goes into a high-impact Saving Society with all the rules about ignoring messages, or how much time you have to respond. Also, Chris hates the new systems, Michelle takes a stand for the little guy, and Shaun puts specific people on blast.

The gang talks about Oscar nominations and snubs (there aren't many!) and whether let's plays are hurting the video game industry. Also, Chris takes a definitive stand, Michelle doesn't want pandering, and Shaun shills for Get Out.

The gang suffers through Michelle's new segment idea, then transitions into a D&D-themed Death Match. Also, Chris wins by losing, Michelle explains rules that don't end up mattering, and Shaun goes with his gut time and time again.

The gang previews the long-awaited D&D show for our YouTube channel, including story elements, characters, and why it's so fun. Also, Chris puts everything on the line, Michelle can't do an accent to save her life, and Shaun is not who he appears to be.

The gang gives a spoiler-heavy review of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, including all their grievances with a movie that they liked. Also, Chris wants to see the action, Michelle pines for a flawed pairing, and Shaun appreciates Luke's turn.

The gang catches up on everything that happened over the holidays, including what made two cast members want to rage. Also, Chris is beaten into submission, Michelle wants a Russian bodyguard, and Shaun gets left behind on presents.

The gang does their annual take on the best movies, music and video games of the year in a supersized-length episode. Also, Chris has to choose between two lovers, Michelle gets grief for her entire list, and Shaun goes with his heart for No. 1.

The gang lets Dave go over his list of grievances from past episodes, while maybe not piling on at the same time. Also, Chris is spared from insult, Dave is inspired to be power hot, Michelle picks a position, and Shaun has a threesome with two Daves.

The gang welcomes back Dave and discusses the best and worst Christmas food traditions, including snowballs. Also, Chris talks about thimble baking, Dave fights a hopeless battle, Michelle gets pranked by her parents, and Shaun has a hatred of salmon.

The gang pulls another segment out of the hat: This But, with hypotheticals about superpowers that may or may not be good. Also, Chris goes back to choking Michelle, Michelle finds an official ship, and Shaun dares to fight against destiny.

The gang examines what the Disney/Fox merger means for superhero movies, and Michelle's car is wrecked. Also, Chris confesses about Kitty Pryde, Michelle makes a new Russian friend, and Shaun looks for love in the wrong places.

The gang goes into dangerous territory by bringing back a saucy segment with a holiday perspective: Marry/Fbuck/Kill. Also, Chris embraces what he has become, Michelle has to choose between dudes, and Shaun gets his idea in first.

The gang talks about their Christmas lists and how they've changed over the years, while Michelle completes NaNoWriMo. Also, Chris wants an old-man gift, Michelle tries to find her release, and Shaun gets into the holiday spirit.

The gang takes an in-depth look at two major recent releases: Stranger Things 2 and Super Mario Odyssey. Also, Chris finds joy in the simple things, Michelle wants someone to go away, and Shaun literally goes through bullet hell.

The gang looks back at past generations of game platforms and decides who won, while trying not to fight each other. Also, Chris works on a giant impression, Michelle holds court at lunchtime, and Shaun wants to shake hands.

The gang revives an old segment, Death Match, to decide the fate of Ultimate Frisbee, disc golf, carrots and celery. Also, Chris turns a loss into a win, Michelle doesn't discipline her cat, and Shaun has a sordid dream about a cast member.

The gang talks about the best and worst parts of Thanksgiving as a way to celebrate the holiday. Also, Chris puts the panel to the test, Michelle is forced into a tough situation, and Shaun has a new nightmare scenario.

The gang puts scrutiny on two classics for the Time Capsule: Pinky and the Brain and an increasingly disturbing Tickle Me Elmo. Also, Chris hates something he likes, Michelle gets put in a bad spot, and Shaun wants milky liquid everywhere.

The gang introduces the new format and looks at Battlefront 2 and how microtransactions have started to destroy the video game industry. Also, Chris loses his mind, Michelle feeds a cyber cat, and Shaun turns on John Oliver.

The gang reviews the hilarious Thor: Ragnarok and then looks at a simple but complicated question: Are you happy with your life? Also, Chris vanishes for a while, Michelle looks for abs, and Shaun gets honest compliments.

The gang celebrates 300 episodes by bringing back Dave, making some special announcements about the future, and then playing a game where the contestants have to try to guess some of the biggest songs of the 1990s -- with clips!