Who's That Pokémon?

On the historic week of Detective Pikachu's release in theaters, Collin and Brandon talk about the only pocket monster on anyone's mind: Venomoth! Along the way, Collin does NOT talk about Pitbull, Brandon can't remember beloved childhood hero Mr. Ratburn, and Venomoth tries to appear as infrequently as possible.

It's a late night for Collin and Brandon as they dissect the furriest little furball Pokemon: Venonat! Along the way, they go on an adventure with Detective Pikachu, hear disturbing tales from times long passed, and bemoan the choices of James Marsden.

Collin and Brandon round out one of the biggest weekends of pop-culture ever with one of the biggest pokemon ever: PARASECT! Along the way, Collin does a great David Attenborough impression, Brandon starts the #CancelCollin movement, and Ed Helms narrates the new Penguins movie.

Collin and Brandon unknowingly enter the realm of horror and science otherwise known as...PARAS. Along the way, they argue rate bits in real time, argue extensively about the nature of a car, and discover the dark, unspoken truth about Paras' existence. It's truly mindblowing and more than a little bit disturbing.

Collin and Brandon throw all their worries away with the help of the most fragrant pokemon of all time: Vileplume! Along the way, Brandon takes a fiery new approach to life, Collin is struck by the wonder of Vileplume's genitals, and Vileplume reveals its true, malevolent nature.

In the episode that the world has been clamoring for since day one, Collin and Brandon tackle maybe the best pokemon: Gloom! Along the way, Collin makes the best joke of all time, Brandon feels bad about his pornographic scene, and Gloom has cum dribbling down its chin.

After a slight delay, Collin and Brandon return to get their blaze on with the weed Pokemon: Oddish! This little plant berry befuddles Collin at every turn, gives Brandon a glimpse into the next life, and then faceplants right into the friggin ground.

Due to scheduling conflicts (that are Collin's fault), Brandon and Collin have to postpone their much-anticipated episode on Oddish! To make up for it, Collin sings about his feelings.

Brandon and Collin finally explore a pokemon that has more mouth than body - Golbat! This guy oscillates wildly between being a terrifying vampire and the goofiest little weirdo you've ever seen. Along the way, Collin talks about his childhood friends, Brandon talks about his childhood as a beaver, and they both come to grips with their futures as podcasters.

Collin and Brandon finally get their act together while discussing the pokemon BAT! Some people call the pokemon ZUbat, but I think we all know the truth. Along the way, we see some BATS, encounter a BAT, and even BATS BATS BATS.

Collin has become Death, destroyer of worlds, as he and Brandon analyze Wigglytuff, a soft Pokemon! Along the way, Brandon tries to keep things under control, Collin wants to beat the living shit out of the Jigglytuff, and Rocky sings a touching ballad about how badly he wants to punch and kiss Apollo Creed.

In one of their most professional episodes to date, Collin and Brandon talk about a totally new, completely original pokemon: Jigglypuff! Along the way, they discuss Collin's kindergarten failings, Brandon's belief in Peruvian royalty, and Leah's opinions on 50% of people's favorite pokemon.

In their latest and loopiest session of all time, Brandon and Collin meet the first god of the pokeverse: Ninetales! Along the way, Collin has trouble focusing due to his upcoming trip to Disneyland, Brandon tells a murderer the story of Harry Potter, and both are flabbergasted by the fact that Ninetales is THE REINCARNATION OF 9 NOBLE SAINTS?!

Collin, Brandon, and the Piano return to tackle one of the best pokemon yet: Vulpix! Along the way, they discuss Dr. Who, the secret unheard music, and the ongoing feud between the east and west coasts. Also, Vulpix is kind of the best pokemon ever?

Collin and Brandon return, separated by 3,000 miles but united by a mutual interest in the "legendary" pokemon, Clefable! Along the way, Brandon offers our listeners every possession he owns, Collin defends the City of Angels, and both champion the newest immortal phrase to become part of the English lexicon: "Thicc Shrek."

What's happening with Who's That Pokemon?! Brandon gives a much-needed update.

In their last episode together before Collin moves to LA, the poke-pair explore the mystical world of the first magic pokemon: Clefairy! Along the way, they embark on another classic Detective Pikachu mystery, interview an old man who claims to have seen a real clefairy, attempt to call Safe Auto, and forge a mystical bond of friendship.

At long last, Brandon and Collin reach the end of the Nidoran sequence with the appropriately murderous Nidoking! Our beloved poke-pair revel in Nidoking's undeniable sexuality with a song, a green light from Hollywood, and, of course, even more references to the 2009 film "Pirate Radio."

On this NIDORIFFIC episode, Brandon and the Astral Projection of Collin's conscious essence harp on Nidorino's anger issues, conch-like body, and whether Frankie Muniz is, in a nearby and adjacent universe, a boy wizard named Harry Potter. Check your diamond-venom-spikes at the door, this rage-ride is fun-only.

Once more unto the breach, my friends! Will Jacobs joins Collin and Brandon on their second journey into the Nidoran-o-verse, where they give him a full breakdown of the WTP mythology, sing songs by Fleetwood Mac, and get real scientific about all sorts of egg shit.

Collin, Brandon, and the astral projection of Collin's Uncle David go on an amazing journey through the human body to discover what makes Nidoqueen, Queen of Pokemon, the best, most rhino-esque Pokemon of all time!

Katherine Dudas joins the two most important people in her life, Brandon and Nidorina, to analyze a recent encounter Collin had with his Dad's new girlfriend. Along the way, Brandon attempts to steer the conversation back towards Nidorina, Collin dives back into the Lilo & Stitch universes, and Katherine wonders when the boys are going to get around to asking her a question. Part 2/6 of the Nidora...

What can one say about Nidoran♀ that hasn't been said a million times already? Collin and Brandon try their absolute hardest to find out...though their trips to Jurassic Park, the final frontier, and a Duran Duran concert yield few results.

Collin and Brandon sink their teeth into the most-eared Pokemon: Sandslash! After appearing in every single one of Peter Segal's movies, rock n' roll's pangolin pocket monster will drop out of the tree and into your hearts and one of your favorites of all time. Also, along the way, Brandon and Collin solve the American political divide.

Collin and Brandon bring you an exploration of Sandshrew from deep within yet another large ship! Since this is a sandshrew episode, they cover all their bases, including Aladdin 3: Prince of Thieves, Collin's brand new drama script, and Brandon's love the stupid Natural History Museum.