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The gang tackles some bizarre and unrelated headlines and then switches gears for an Easter-themed Death Match with twists and turns. Also, Chris details his toe drama, Dave gets distracted mid-episode, Michelle goes off the deep end for cats, and Shaun struggles to understand ratios.

The gang tackles some serious topics in an extended version of Headlines, like fake friends and the school system and vaccinations. Also, Chris talks about himself in third person, Dave has his car broken into, Michelle is oblivious to March Madness, and Shaun goes on a silent protest.

The gang tackles some slightly bizarre headlines before jumping headlong into an extended and fiery Buzzerbeater. Also, Chris is immune to Michelle's psychic powers, Dave is unexcited about the new Star Wars, Michelle goes crazy by the end of the show, and Shaun thinks taxidermy isn't creepy at all.

The gang reviews some of the bad decisions that people make, like panicking in adversity or watching 300 TV episodes in a row. Also, Chris quickly disproves a theory, Dave reveals his own teacher crush, Michelle is attacked by a cast member, and Shaun forgets the meaning of the word "martyr."

The gang dodges snow and rain and death to put together an all-Buzzerbeater show, with topics about hot professors, sexy fantasies, dress colors and effective writing. Also, Chris has about 80% of Michelle's attention, Michelle describes the dreamiest teacher in the world, and Shaun wants to become a professor just to bang his students.

The gang runs through the most timely Oscars preview you've ever seen, then talks about sucky people dying, sucky people lying, and being the last person on Earth. Also, Chris decides to drop nukes on Africa, Dave explores a scenario where he'd do mountains of drugs, and Shaun invents a girl version of himself and makes out with it.

The gang runs through some word-themed Headlines before tackling serious issues in a rapid-fire Saving Society. Also, Chris pulls off a shocking reveal in Buzzerbeater, Dave learns something new, Michelle misses a show's worth of insults, and Shaun takes an unpopular position for the first time ever.

The gang talks about feelings and emotions and not sleeping enough, then throws the second half of the show into turmoil by skipping right to Buzzerbeater. Also, Chris creates a new television show, Dave predicts the future of a television show, and Shaun pretends he's on a television show where he gets to say things about Michelle.

The gang briefly touches on the Super Bowl before moving on to fancy tech news, including a timely look at the ideas in the Back to the Future sequel. Also, Chris ruins someone's review, Michelle talks about her days out in the sticks, and Shaun attacks Girl Scout Cookies without understanding them.

The gang records a quick all-Buzzerbeater show because Chris is going out of town, reflecting on such topics as Oscar nominations and movies with too many stars. Also, Chris rues his German heritage, Dave finds himself in Gingertown, Michelle wants to be in the 100-meter speedwalking Olympics, and Shaun gets destroyed by Dwight Howard.

The gang tackles the difficult subject of work, like why everyone is stretched so thin and stealing things, then lists the worst things they've ever done at a job in Real Talk. Also, Chris mentions how he handles stress, Dave locks a friend in a freezer, Michelle nears a breaking point, and Shaun exposes himself as some kind of pervert.

The gang celebrates Dave turning 30 by doing an episode about things he likes -- steak, grammar, Jeopardy, Sega Genesis, Nerf. Also, Chris slowly turns into Shaun, Dave is an old man with a terrible voice, Michelle becomes the most reviled person in history, and Shaun tries to justify $1 steak.

The gang takes things to the surface level by examining their favorite parts of a person's body and focusing on libido-driven headlines. Also, Chris ensures that he'll die alone, Dave talks about the worst drug ever, Michelle has a chance to alter history, and Shaun proves his lack of understanding of science.

The gang jumps head-first into 2015 with a look back at the best of 2014, giving top 5 lists in an extended Countdown. Also, Chris bemoans the video game industry, Dave protects his daughter's secret, Michelle gets to ask one question, and Shaun forgets what his final thought is.

The gang welcomes the holiday season with a look at some specially themed headlines and their favorite movies in Rapid Reviews. Also, Chris struggles to maintain control, Dave sings a familiar tune, Michelle reviews the worst possible movie, and Shaun hates white elephant exchanges.

The gang tries to follow through on their plans to do an episode while drunk with mixed results, then talk about putting different liquids in your body and make snap decisions in Saving Society. Also, Chris edits out a vote he doesn't like, Dave finds out about a drunk baby, Michelle falls in love with "cough syrup," and Shaun tries his luck with sound effects.

The gang devotes an episode to imaginary and cartoon and stuffed animals, all while trying to get the first official entry into the Time Capsule. Also, Chris makes an unpopular argument, Dave takes a pizza out of the oven, Michelle reveals her love of Big Bird, and Shaun puts his dad on blast.

The gang talks about hair in weird places as Movember comes to a close, then discusses unlimited amounts of snow and vacation, then reintroduces an old segment. Also, Chris gets more eternal damnation, Dave has a beard like a porcupine, Michelle actually takes a shower, and Shaun tries to add everything to Buzzerbeater.

The gang returns to form with a look at some bizarre headlines and the introduction of a (somewhat) new segment called Real Talk. Also, Chris makes his life more difficult, Dave gets stuck taking tests as an adult, Michelle considers her ideal yearbook photo, and Shaun continues to spout more nonsense.

The gang rushes to fit an episode into busy schedules, and dives headlong into an entire show of Buzzerbeater. Also, Chris loses control of everything, Dave discovers a meaningful impression, Michelle battles against perceptions of hygiene, and Shaun reveals his love of a Sound of Music song.

The gang tackles a group of headlines so serious that it requires nearly the entire show, then tries to lighten the mood in Buzzerbeater. Also, Chris tries to commit to a Shaun impression, Dave drives into the Grand Canyon, Michelle tries to avoid crying on air, and Shaun discusses the importance of cat politics.

The gang finally does a Halloween-themed episode, including a look at razor blades in candy and the slow transition of clowns into irrelevance. Also, Chris sounds like an overbearing mother, Dave doesn't use his kid for candy, Michelle is banned from celebrating the holiday, and Shaun ruins his second chance at hosting.

The guys take a look at financial stories, like brothers who won the lottery or homeless people giving away money, then contemplate their own spending in Countdown. Also, Chris sells off precious family members, Dave delves into the world of Satanism, and Shaun insults people with Ebola and Alzheimer's in one fell swoop.

The gang examines some sneaky behavior, like a camera that records when you look at boobs, then try to salvage nostalgia in Time Capsule. Also, Chris changes the commercial break, Dave blurs the lines of reality, Michelle picks her favorite body part, and Shaun devotes an entire episode to Early Edition.

The gang breaks down some controversial topics, like whether or not kids these days are babied or whether or not football teams can be racist. Also, Chris talks about a 17th-place finish, Dave suffers through late connection problems, Michelle casts an unprecedented vote, and Shaun goes behind a coworker's back.