Single Season Record

Chris Hayner and Jordy Bogguss are back to chew gum and make fun of kids. And they're all out of gum. Just kidding, there's so much gum.    

It's time for Bonanza City to woke up. And that's why Lauren Flans is here. She's dropping in to the middle of Kid Nation to just watch this one episode and then get as far away as possible as long as wherever that is she can still read episode sysopses.   Chris Hayner is here because Jared is his Spirit Pioneer.

Guest Matt Kawczynski is certainly disgusted. But Derick might be more on board with  Kid Nation than ever before. Pardons all around!

Chris Hayner visits Bonanza City and is ready to establish residency so he can vote. And start a book club.

Survey says: God is Great. Golf is Whatever.

Jordy Bogguss visits Bonanza City to defend microwaves, bullying and everything Taylor has and will ever do.

I pledge allegiance to Kid Nation , every Wednesday night. And to the Network for which it stands, one show, unreality, indicisive, with liberty and root beer for the Upper Class.

Kid Nation is a failed state, but there's plenty of carcass to pick over. Not literally though, I mean, no one knows how to cook.

Actual baseball! Cosmic forces! Offensive offense! Indefensible defense! And the shot seen round the world (camera shot, that is.) It's Amerca's pasttime: Swans Crossing . And it's the end of week 3. It's something else, all right.    

This is it.   This is it.   A swans to build a dream on. 

Is Lookwell a one season show because it aired one time in the summer of 1991? No. But we're talking about it anyway? Yes. But we're also talking about talking about it so I guess that's fine? No. But that's what Derick wants? Yes. But why should that matter? Anyway, by now you could have listened to it.

We file Andy Barker with the IRS, expecting nothing in return.

We have no guest this week, but Andy Barker, PI more than makes up for that.

Natalie Wass, aka The Bunheads Broker, is with us for Andy Barker, PI , of all things. But maybe not so secretly she's really here to talk about Andy Richter's other one season show, Quintuplets .

Hilary Woodward is back to watch Andy Barker, PI for the second time, even if she doesn't remember that. Derick might not remember either and he watched it for the first time twenty minutes ago. Wig jokes and chicken puns just aren't be enough.

Harry Nelson is here to dive too deep into Andy Barker, P.I. , hit our heads, and make us (Derick) think maybe this is a funny show after all.

Season 8 begins with a mystery: Why are we watching another show created by Jonathan Groff??? Andy Barker, P.I. was a 2007 midseason replacement vehicle starring Andy Richter and Tony Hale and you can't watch it anywhere because even Peacock has chosen Father Of The Pride over it. Brian Sadecki is with us to try and find where all the jokes went.

Swans Crossing takes the connotations of a thirteenth episode a little too literally. Barek is in town and we may never be able to sleep again. Except for Derick who already doesn't remember what just happened.

Did Swans Crossing just become good TV? We know its only temporary, but its difficult not to get obsessed. Not as obsessed as Jordy is with that phone The Countess is using, of course.

Swans Crossing is back for its third week of that blissful summer of 1992. It takes us to The Growny Zone and back, sings and dances, tempts us with hot dogs and throws us off our bike.

AD Police (Files) is only nearly every free streaming service, as though they are trying to prepare us for the inevitable future of MegaTokyo. It's only three years from now after all.   Denzel Belin joins us for the most adult show we've tackled so far. Maybe we can't take it. Maybe we shouldn't take it.  Maybe we should ask someone to fill us with bullets already and get it all over with.   @fro...

It's the end of Silver Surfer and we feel fine. Chris Hayner is with us to both turn back time and look forward into the unlikely Season 2 of this show that did exactly what it set out to do without ever actually being for anyone. Fare thee well, Norrin Radd. We hardly knew ye, even though ye would never shut up about yourself.

Ego tricks Derick into thinking this show is over, but Silver Surfer has just a little more insuffrability to burn.

Nate Runkel is with us to try and discuss Terrence Howard's descent into madness instead of Silver Surfer's descent into depression. The nerve of some people.

Speed round with Pete Capella who is in no mood for this Marvel space nonsense.