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We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Will explores current events, Tess sees the Mongols arrive, and Scott will not be reborn as a Kirito. Then we review Kakuriyo: Bed and Breakfast for Spirits, a show about... cooking? Sure. Cooking.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as we talk about everything we watched in the Spring 2026 season and what we're looking forward to in Summer.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Will learns about YouTube, Scott creates a new watch order for Re:Zero, and Tess learns that Fate isn't fake. Then we review Dead Account, a show about moving on from your hospitalized little sister.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Will casts "relive trauma" on Will, Tess supports the praying mantis bosom agenda, and Scott considers the technicalities of Ferris Wheel lawsuits. Then we review I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level, a show about meth dealing.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Will invades Crunchyroll, Tess believes in the colorblind, and Scott goes to Home Depot. Then we review Secrets of the Silent Witch, a show that definitely didn't turn Tess into a furry.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as we review Ashita no Nadja, a show about how to ethically run an orphanage.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as we review High-Rise Invasion, a show that isn't going to let you forget its name.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Scott learns magic is for the state, Tess remembers rakugo, and Will learns magic is for the state. Then we review Tamako Market, a show that is most certainly not about a bird.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Will watches the bird lose, Scott drops another show, and Tess asks if Subaru built Stonehenge. Then we review Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra: World Conquest Starts with the Civilization of Ruin, a show about being evil (positive).

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Scott learns something he's already learned on air, Tess returns to her natural state (not watching anime), and Will celebrates the drunk gay agenda. Then we review Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody, a highly accurate show about the game development industry.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week we all remember how to even do a preshow, it has been so long and there has been so much anime. Then we review Tsurezure Children, a show about young love, misunderstandings, and shooting romance anime directly into your bloodstream.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as we review A Mangaka's Weirdly Wonderful Workplace, a show about lesbians in feudal society.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as we talk about our experiences at WonderCon and Anime Boston.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as we look at the nominees for the 2026 Crunchyroll Anime Awards and talk about who's missing, who should win, and what we can do as voters in a JJK-less world.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as we talk about everything we watched in this packed winter season and look ahead to what's coming in spring.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Scott wants to be carried away like a Frieren character, Tess wants in on car racing money farming, and Will is finally enjoying the Best Anime of All Time JJK. Then we review Sakura Quest, a show about finding the people you can punch without repercussions.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as it'll never be Gnover for Scott, Will doesn't buy the JJK propaganda, and Tess reads a book about blimps. Then we review SKET Dance, a show which prominently features a lot of dancing.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Scott and Will enjoy the last anime for awhile because Slay the Spire 2 is out, and Tess admits the existence of Fate/Strange Fake (not). Then we review Ulysses: Jeanne D'arc and the Alchemist Knight, a show also known as Tanya the French and Alchemist Kirito.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as it's gnover for Scott, Tess wants a combat snuggie, and Will wants more Vegeta's (Vegetae?) to be Kamen Riders. Then we review Holmes of Kyoto, a show about affordable public transportation.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as we review... you can read the title in the episode name, I'm not typing that thing again.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Scott finds an inspiration for his D&D group in a squelchy garbage compactor, Wills realizes that cutting off a person's face is a bad thing, and Tess loves when a ninja is down to clown. Then we review Senjuushi, a show about literally one thousand characters, who are at least hot.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Scott formally apologizes for missing the turtles, Will speaks with the Eurobeat plot ghost, and Tess really, really hates Shugen. Then we review Kurau Phantom Memory, a show about being the worst spy you can be.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Tess gets her government-mandated moe girl headpats, Scott suggests finding colors other than white to censor blood, and Will gets to have EVEN MORE DRAGONBALL. Then we review The Asterisk War, a show about committing violence against the floor.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Will believes in Fate/, Scott learns how AMVs make people quit their jobs, and Tess finds some freckles. Then we review Mononoke, a show about when and where etiquette requires you bring a ladle.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Scott thinks Tom Cruise is anime, Will explains a board game, and Tess is, tragically, going to have to watch anime this season. Then we review Cinderella Nine, the most dangerous drinking game.