Single Season Record

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.

Does all your Marvel knowledge come from crossword puzzles and Superman shows? Does Beta Ray Bill remind you of Marty from Gilmore Girls ? Is it too late for you, just in general? Well, this is the show for you!

Everyone's favorite genocidal space moper is back for more brooding and blobbing. @VeryCoolEmily helps us figure out how to use the Power Cosmic and precisely how cute Pip The Troll is. 

The Silver Surfer has appeared unto us and we will live in fear until he hath been vanquished. If such a circumstance be even possible. Also Rich Monahan is with us to help us speak normally after all this.   Watch it on Disney+!

The end of Swans Crossing 's second week may not have everything you've come to never expect from this show, but it does have balloon monologues, divergently mobile cakes, distracting soundscapes and mysterious floats. And shouldn't that be enough?

Derick tries to ruin Swans Crossing but it's too detached from reality to fall for his tricks.

Weezer and The Muppets have a lot more in common than that video they did together. Nate Runkel from  Yo! That's My Jawn is with us (briefly) to discuss the entirity of one of many single season Muppet shows: Muppets Now. Which seems like it should have an exclamation point but doesn't. In every sense.

No one wanted to come back and watch the finale of The Muppets Mayhem with us. That doesn't mean anything, does it? It does. It means we lose our way into  Two And A Half Men , The Fast And The Furious , directing extras, Morphine (the band), Snake Eyes (the G.I. Joe) and... Ernest P. Worrell? It also means this show is over and maybe that's not as much of a relief as you and all of our guests tho...

The Muppets are the perfect antidote to the bummer we imposed on our guest Denzel Belin last time he was with us for My So-Called Life . Unless of course, those Muppets are too busy with their phones so the show has to be about humans and their dumb self-centered relationship concerns.

Silver-plated Minecraft experts Chris Hayner and Harry Nelson have returned to The Muppets Mayhem to wonder if, in fact, there will ever be any Minecraft in this episode. 

Hilary's son boils the Muppets down to their essential elements and they (and you and we) will never be the same.

Jordy Bogguss is here to break it to us that The Muppets Mayhem has tricked us, that it hasn't improved and that The Blues Brothers are not good at music.