Gray Areas

The gang runs through some recent headlines, from Twitter to Bronny James and the Barbenheimer phenomenon in between. Also, Chris marvels at how fast things change, Dave looks to capture magic in a bottle, and Shaun gets hyped for double features.

The gang does a tier ranking for all the Marvel movies and TV shows so far, including a couple one-off specials and big disappointments. Also, Chris wants more personal stakes, Cody continues to bury the Eternals, and Shaun advocates for a lesser-known show.

The gang finally gets to review Guardians of the Galaxy 3 with Dave out of town and out of the picture. Also, Chris yearns for personal stakes, Cody wants chaotic interactions, and Shaun doesn't ship two characters, but also does?

The gang finally gets to reviews of Across the Spiderverse and Ted Lasso S3, and decides how each compares to its predecessors. Also, Chris has thousands of problems, Cody conceals his hatred, Dave tries to find enjoyment, and Shaun has a pick for best character.

The gang breaks their promise not to talk about the Suns because of another megadeal taking place with Bradley Beal. Also, Chris pushes back against idiotic takes, and Dave calls out an NBA scout.

The gang heads into the NBA offseason by ranking the best players in Phoenix Suns franchise history. Also, Chris makes up rankings on the fly, Dave takes a stand for a modern player, and Shaun ends up being the deciding vote.

The gang ranks the best memes of the last decade, and finds common ground in the jokes that brought us together. Also, Chris abruptly throws shade at Elon Musk, Cody makes a late appearance, and Dave outs himself as a Zoomer.

The gang does some retrospective work on older video games, like Wind Waker being 20 years old or Street Fighter's journey from then to now. Also, Chris goes into some fighting game technical jargon, and Dave looks at things from a new perspective.

The gang sheds zero tears over the end of the Suns season, then gives early impressions of Tears of the Kingdom. Also, Chris asks a question about connectivity, and Dave looks at layers like an onion.

The gang does a show during Game 5, but adds some Mark Hamill, Ted Lasso and disappointment to the mix. Also, Chris abruptly leaves for a work call, Dave makes a veiled reference to a stranger, and Shaun goes off on Redfall.

The gang takes Dave through a therapy session as the Suns struggle in the second round, then talks a bit of Tears of the Kingdom. Also, Chris hates so hard he loses sleep, Dave looks forward to gaming with his son, and Shaun tries to help out but fails.

The gang runs through a quick breakdown of the NBA playoffs, as well as a terrible CEO and a quick review of the Mario movie. Also, Chris takes out his frustration on "context" comments, and Dave is all too happy to ignore lore.

The gang tries not to get salty as they tackle a tier list based on some of the most popular chips (and other related snacks). Also, Chris makes waves with a childhood opinion, Cody taps into his heritage, and Shaun enjoys a healthy alternative.

The gang looks at the Phoenix Suns as the start of the NBA Playoffs approaches with a matchup against the Los Angeles Clippers. Also, Chris mentions love in this house, Dave worries about the future, and Shaun relishes in the Mavs' demise.

The gang brings back Trivia Night following Dave's heartbreaking loss in the last edition. Also, Chris holds everything together with duct tape, Cody goes after a singular target, Dave gets into it with the judges, and Shaun is dressed for success.

The gang tackles a trio of reviews for recent content: The Last of Us, Creed III and Fire Emblem Engage. Also, Chris looks for an even fight, Cody doesn't want to go to the shadow realm, Dave has a unique perspective, and Shaun tries to get Dave on board.

The gang brings back a relic of an old segment, Hall of Fame, and decides whether three new candidates are worthy of entry into the hallowed halls. Also, Chris makes an executive decision, and Dave finds himself in the same ballpark.

The gang has to scramble with last-minute plans and settles on some thought-provoking questions, some of which don't suck. Also, Chris burns his fingers like a dumbass, and Dave gets excited by a video game song.

The gang returns to the normal setup to discuss the ubiquitous beast known as sports betting. Also, Chris makes a bet on a gun, Cody says people don't know shit, Dave is not a high roller, and Shaun tries to make Dave draw a line.

The gang does a show with an old-school bootleg setup, all to talk about the controversy surrounding Hogwarts Legacy. Also, Chris tries his best to run a show, Dave gets to point at Chris in person, and Shaun is a floating disembodied voice.

The gang talks about the NBA trade deadline, specifically the Phoenix Suns trading everything under the sun to get KEVIN DURANT. Also, Chris gets crabby about a prediction, Dave mourns the loss of Mikal Bridges, and Shaun makes an analogy with money.

The gang gives a full review to Nintendo's lightning rod of controversy, Pokemon Scarlet and Violet! Also, Chris becomes a hot take merchant, Michaela goes for a devastating score, and Shaun is the Nick Fury of Pokemon.

The gang looks at the rapid development of artificial intelligence, particularly when it comes to ChatGPT. Also, Chris brings up niche examples, Dave tries to play with the robots, and Shaun mourns the inevitable death of writing.

The gang brings back the trivia game show with new special guests, while trying to see if anyone can end Dave's winning streak. Also, Chris messes up a category, Dave has a close call, Jason teams up with a friend, and Shaun wishes for more spelling.

The gang talks about spending Dave's birthday together in a major snowstorm, then breaks down the breakdown of the Phoenix Suns. Also, Chris hasn't given up hope, Dave tries to remember the good ol' days, and Shaun becomes the ultimate pessimist.