Life is Unfair

This week we cover the two-parter "Company Picnic." We also talk about the various cameos, David relishes in Malcolm being called out, and Jake introduces The Warburton World. 

The future is now old man. Our Lois' Makeover episode is here and it has mustard on it. David shares some of his retail experiences and Jake uses the Air Bud Gambit.

This week we discuss the episode Reese's Job. Jake gets yelly and David gets trolly. #tummytalk

This week we discuss Poker. Tangents include our own poker experiences, Spam, and David's plan to start a cult. 

This week we're joined by Diana Goodman from Thirty Twenty Ten to discuss "Christmas." In addition to the episode we discuss Cloris Leachman's insane filmography, the way's our own grandmothers were like Ida, and the absolute worst old cars. 

This week we discuss the episode Health Scare. Also featuring a shout out to our new #1 fan Taika Waititi (unconfirmed), David's incredibly obvious Cranston Connection, and Jake's most ground breaking OK Boomer Award to date. 

This week we're once again joined by Eric from File Under Entertainment as we discuss Charity. Tangents include: David's hatred for horses, Jake's flawless plan for avoiding commercials in the olden times, and Eric's creepy uncle.

Alongside Eric from File Under Entertainment , we sat down with writer and producer Michael Glouberman to chat about his time working on Malcolm in the Middle. We get to the bottom of Eraser Head's exit from the show, the geography of the show, and get his take on the shittiest and least shitty kid.

This week we talk about Malcolm's girlfriend. We have some audio issues, Jake doesn't think soap opera actors are people, and David compromises the integrity of the Shittiest Kid award.

This week we discuss Book Club. Tangents include famous TV houses, Jakes love for wine moms, and David's feelings on trucker tropes. 

This week we discuss Emancipation featuring the debut of Herkabe. As our biazarro season 3 continues David defends Malcolm while Jake says #HerkabeDidNothingWrong.

This week we welcome in season 3 with a new segment, a new attitude from Jake, and as many tangents as ever. 

This week we break format to look back on season 2 as a whole. In addition to some general talk about the season, and some awards David gets his final grade and we unveil an upcoming new segment. 

This week we discuss the season 2 finale Flashback. Tangents include David leaving his sister in the closet and fights between Jake's siblings. 

Warning: This episode is cursed. We take no responsibility for any accidents that may occur while you listen to it. We cover Evacuation, joined by our pal Eric from File Under Entertainment . 

This week we discuss season 2 episode 23, "Carnival." Tangents include: David realizing we used to spend all day walking places and Jake's numerous rooms without walls. 

This week we cover the episode Mini-Bike. Tangents include the movies Holes and (universally beloved) Iron-Man 3. 

This week we discuss the episode Malcolm Vs. Reese. Tangents include David's feeling about cats and Jake's philosophy on life. 

This week we discuss Jake's favorite episode "Bowling." Tangents include: Our bowling high scores, and getting lost in the pre GPS world.

This week we discuss Tutoring Reese and introduce our new Cloris Leachman award. Tangents include: Remedial classes and fire. 

This week we discuss Reese Cooks. Tangents include: Further exploring the Cranstonverse, and high school parties. Warning: This one gets yelly. 

This week on Board Game Empire we talk about the classic strategy game RISK. Tangents include the Malcolm in the Middle episode Surgery. 

This week we discuss "Traffic Ticket." In which neither of us can talk, but tangents are minimal. 

This week we discuss "Grandparents" introducing Ida and Victor. We have our longest community segment yet and tangents such as generation names and how Ida reminds both of our grandmas. 

This week we're joined by Eric from File Under Entertainment as we discuss "Hal Quits." Tangents include: Sharks being metaphors for Sharks, David's hatred for Jackson Pollock, and our general histories with vocational tests.