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We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Scott orders 1B kilograms of rye grass, Tess disbelieves the cosmic horrors, and Will is chilling at the game center. Then we review Akagi, a show about cheating the yakuza at 13-years-old.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Scott doesn't speak French (again), Tess promises to watch the Given movies (again), and Will finds a friend in the boob hamster (new). Then we review Afterlost. Therapists out there, this one's for you.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as we return to wrap up what was so rudely interrupted last week and complete our review of the Spring 2025 season, and what we'll be watching in Summer season.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week for... half of a seasonal. Technology may have failed us, but anime remains, and we will be back as soon as we can to tell you about what's coming in Summer 2025. 

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Tess floats through Gundam much like Machu did, Scott talks about the tragedy of boy bands, and Will finds even more Chinese anime. Then we review Beyblade X, a show about why it's totally cool to smurf on children.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Tess wakes up early to not watch Anime, Will decides if he wants Jesus ninjas in his life, and Scott has another update to Leaf Science™. Then we review Kemonomichi, a show about giving animals PTSD with love.

We wasted our time so you don't have to. Join us this week where we skip right on to the show itself because everyone is traveling. Don't worry, though, this episode is almost as long as a regular one because we are unhinged. We review Pokemon Horizons, a show where a machop commits a crime within the first 20 seconds and nobody cares but Will.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Tess learns she belongs in a gundam, Will is still listening to The Beginning After the End, and Scott got sick (so you don't have to?). Then we review The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love you, a show with an even worse title than ours.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as we listen to Tess and Scott talk about their adventures at Anime Boston 2025.  

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as we go to the beach! Literally! Beaches everywhere! As Will tells us "what you need to know" to get into One Piece in its current arc.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Scott confirms that this unit does not have a soul, Tess watches Wind Breaker through the tears, and Will drops Yaiba. Then we review Laughing Under the Clouds, a show about enough different things that we're not really sure anymore.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Will continues to ponder equivalent leaf exchange, Tess needs secret shoes, and Scott disappears in Kowloon. Then we review Gosick, a show about a boat that just won't die.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Will goes to an anime "rave," Scott lies on resumes, and Tess attends delinquent teenager therapy. Then we review Blassreiter, a show about fighting mecha zombies for your holo-loli.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Scott explains Gundam, Tess watches anime by theme, and Will turns bad animation into ASMR. Then we review The Fire Hunter, a show about Winnie the Pooh-powered land blimps.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Will is defeated by autotune, Tess needs the freckles protected, and Scott does not solicit DM advice. Then we review Outbreak Company, a show about learning the wonderful writing system that is kanji.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as we review the Winter 2025 season and look forward to what's coming in Spring 2025.

Join us this week at the beach as we enjoy household cleaning products, create sleeper agents and don't go to middleschools.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as we review Shingu: Secret of the Stellar War, a show that cannot confirm or deny the existence of butt plugs

We wasted our time so you don't have to. Join us this week as Will loves that Shaun left to play fighting games, Scott hates that Mr. Greela left to play fighting games, and Tess exists in eternal Fate/despair. Then we review DRAMAtical Murder, a show about the horrors of hair salons.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as every show abandons its plots for a week, and we all struggle to survive daylight savings time. Then we review D_CIDE TRAUMEREI THE ANIMATION, a show about awakening your Persona by contracting rabies.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Tess finds Scott's new favorite anime, Scott discusses grocery shopping during D-Day, and Will says farewell to Dragonball. Then we review Good Night, World, a show with a truly prodigious amount of blimps.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Tess contemplates outer space, Will says goodbye to the children, and Scott sympathizes with the rich. Then we review Magical Girl Ore, a show with an unprecedented amount of bad child singing.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Will decides working for the company in Trillion Game would be pretty ok, Tess must never get a hammer lest she become a tyrant, and Scott loads additional assets. Then we review Nobunaga the Fool, a show about Fate/Grand Order.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Tess reviews the French, Scott tells us how much mouthwash we can unsafely drink, and Zenshu stole Will's high school play. Then we review Garouden: The Way of the Lone Wolf, a show about big manly men with teeny tiny feet.

We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Scott explains how the cure for the dread of existence is to become an idol fan, Will reminds Tess that Link Click exists and that it rocks, and we all love pondering the orb. Then we review Noein: To Your Other Self, a show about flying homeless men battling each other over elementary schoolers.