Gray Areas

The gang decides that any topics are fair game, so transgender bathrooms, house hunting, screenplays and Zelda all come up. Also, Chris hates the old bait-and-switch routine, Michelle moves into a perilous situation, and Shaun is the center of the universe.

The gang decides whether forgiveness or permanent revenge pacts are a better choice for long-term health. Also, Chris finds a new use for animal porn, Michelle finds herself unable to let anything go, and Shaun explores all the fun of having a beard.

The gang welcomes back Michelle because Dave is having a son mid-episode or something. Also, Chris stands up for journalists everywhere, Michelle is sucked into a world of dragons and dungeons, and Shaun runs old tricks on new people.

The gang sends Dave away to go have a second kid or something, so the talk is about that and other current issues. Also, Chris questions the futility of internet arguments, and Dave revisits his favorite moments in the history of sports.

The gang takes a spoiler-filled look at the spring's hottest(?) movie, Batman v Superman, and all of its potential problems. Also, Chris begins a blood feud with Zack Snyder, Dave wants to keep Shaun away from his current and future children, and Shaun promises to be a cool grandpa.

The gang returns to its roots by talking about sports, like a baseball player's love for his son and a man who laments his own creation. Also, Chris sends a not-so-veiled message, Dave throws shade on Arizona voters, and Shaun returns to his roots.

The gang looks at some of the best movie quotes in history, then sets the tone for future generations in Time Capsule. Also, Chris continues becoming an old man, Dave fights off an intruder, and Shaun shows his mastery of poker.

The gang straddles a slippery slope, talking about different pornography subjects in Headlines and making lists in Countdown. Also, Chris throws himself under the bus, Dave wonders about step-sisters, and Shaun searches for something more tangible.

The gang jumps into the middle of Oscar night while preparing for Super Tuesday with a special Blank Check. Also, Chris was almost kinda famous maybe one time, Dave drops another of his famous impressions, and Shaun tries to steal points at every turn.

The gang takes advantage of Dave being in Flagstaff (and seeing a newly released movie) to cover topics they never thought imaginable. Also, Chris sentences himself to a sexy death, Dave sends a beautiful woman to hell, and Shaun gets down to the nitty-gritty.

The gang uses Dave's absence to finally review one of the most anticipated titles of 2015: Fallout 4! Also, Chris sides with robots and romances all the companions, and Shaun sides with robots and wants the Brotherhood of Steel to die in a fire.

The guys try and fail to keep it real in Real Talk, then battle to the death in another very close game of Blank Check. Also, Chris loses his mind over $2 screws, Dave gets blamed for everything again, and Shaun finally embraces his own topic.

The guys try to survive an entire episode despite having the plague or the flu or something, while Saving Society at the same time. Also, Chris can barely get through a sentence, Dave goes under the bus three times, and Shaun talks a little about Michael Jordan.

The guys look at some lasting impacts of the internet, including some of the biggest jerks of 2015, then have to go fast in Rapid Reviews. Also, Chris has a huge source of hatred exposed, Dave is a pop culture savant, and Shaun plans to punish vegetarians in the apocalypse.

The guys celebrate Dave's viewing of a major motion picture by devoting an entire episode to the phenomenon known as Star Wars. Also, Chris praises a return to form, Dave defends his Blank Check championship, and Shaun leaves the movie theater wanting more.

The guys say goodbye to 2015 by looking at Facebook's biggest trends and going five deep in a supersized Countdown. Also, Chris takes several unpopular stances, Dave dives head-first into pop culture, and Shaun shuns two years because he's sick.

The guys welcome the holiday season for the fourth time by throwing away the news and introducing a new segment. Also, Chris finds himself on the losing end, Dave staves off a late comeback, and Shaun sings all the classic Christmas hits.

The guys tackle some changing trends in the world today, then make some difficult decisions on nostalgia favorites in Time Capsule. Also, Chris buries people alive, Dave ponders the circle of life, and Shaun reads a news story while the show is live.

The guys return from the holiday break full of hot and tasty opinions and a look at some changing trends. Also, Chris takes down an institution, Dave finds himself in a sea of negativity, and Shaun institutes and then forgets about a points system.

The gang dives head-first into the Starbucks cup debate while trying to find a vanishing cast member. Also, Chris plays with toys he probably shouldn't, Dave avoids being an anonymous troll, and Shaun breaks down all the presidential candidates.

The gang tackles the workforce like never before, examining people who bring their kids and a desk specifically meant for napping. Also, Chris predicts a total collapse, Dave completely undersells a major announcement, and Shaun wants more info about a duel to the death.

The gang decides that they're adults and as such, they can talk about adult things like Chuck E. Cheese and recess. Also, Chris is an expert at counting to 10, Dave forbids his kids from doing anything, and Shaun decides that 12 strikes is too many strikes.

The gang deviates from the formula in several ways before bringing in sound effects for Saving Society. Also, Chris wins an unplanned profanity contest, Dave gets to address his restaurant pet peeve, and Shaun is carried off by aggressive lobsters.

The gang tackles a trio of scientific headlines, introduces new bumpers, and then rapidly reviews stuff. Also, Chris revolts against childhood chores, Dave gets cold at the drop of a hat (or thermostat), and Shaun reminisces about his favorite video game system.

Part 1 of 2 -- The gang takes on so many segments and special guests that their bicentennial episode has to be split into two parts. Also, Chris does ridiculous amounts of work, Dave makes a shocking life announcement, and Shaun gets killed off by other cast members.