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The gang talks about some of their biggest accomplishments from 2022, then looks at a surprisingly busy start to video gaming in 2023. Also, Chris goes on a silent protest, Dave tricks Shaun with something he didn't say, and Shaun tries to get on Survivor.

The gang gets back together for its annual tradition: ranking the best games, movies and TV shows of the previous year. Also, Chris has an entire list disqualified, Dave takes a constant barrage of fire, and Shaun counts all the media he's consumed.

The gang concludes its monthlong journey through their picks for the best video games of all-time, counting down from #5 to #1. Also, Chris speaks from the heart, Dave goes back two decades, and Shaun shares goosebumps with Dave.

The gang continues its monthlong journey through their picks for the best video games of all-time, counting down from #15 to #6. Also, Chris takes a step back, Dave tries to understand his son, and Shaun criticizes a long-lost friend.

The gang continues its monthlong journey through their picks for the best video games of all-time, counting down from #25 to #16. Also, Chris calls out his younger self, Dave is looking a decade ahead, and Shaun lauds a game that makes you feel stuff.

The gang starts its monthlong journey through their picks for the best video games of all-time, starting with a ton of quality titles that didn't make the cut. Also, Chris botches the start of the show, Dave gets put on the spot, and Shaun comes prepared with beef.

The gang isn't a gang at all this week -- it's just Chris, who spends a half hour talking to himself about the upcoming list of the best video games of all-time, the weird year in pop culture that was 2022, Twitter's meteoric downfall, and a casual fan's take on the World Cup.

The gang gives their early impressions of Pokemon Scarlet/Violet and then discusses the Phoenix Suns' season so far. Also, Chris is used to being derailed, Dave might finally take the plunge, and Shaun doesn't want to spend time in school.

The gang runs through timely topics including the election, a recent marathon, a disc golf tournament and the end of society. Also, Chris tries to fix things on the fly, and Dave runs into his arch-rival in New York.

The gang brings in a new guest for the trivia show, and introduces a new game that definitely isn't Family Feud shut up shut up. Also, Chris makes a last-minute change, Dave opts to play the heel, Nick tries to break a curse, and Shaun merely adopted the dark.

The gang breaks down the latest Suns season, including the fallout from last year's disappointing end and what might happen this year. Also, Chris calls out stupid opinions, Dave tries to keep his optimism, and Shaun has been hurt before.

The gang goes rapid-fire through some quick topics like Draymond Green, Muse and the Mario movie, then debates if this is the Golden Age of television. Also, Chris tries to play the role of contrarian, Dave learns through re-runs, and Shaun insults someone with an accent.

The gang looks on in horror as Shaun leads a mystery segment, though it ends up going just fine. Also, Chris relies on his memory of the past, Dave changes his mind last minute, and Shaun tries to keep track of the score.

The gang discusses Robert Sarver's "choice" to sell the Phoenix Suns, and goes on a quick tour of other sports stories on Federer, Pujols and more. Also, Chris sees something for the last time in his life, and Dave wishes we didn't have to see it to believe it.

The gang runs episode 3 of Trivia Night with three brand-new games and a finish that comes right down to the wire. Also, Chris juggles too many things, Dave goes ham on science, Michaela looks for what spells success, and Shaun tries a new retro look.

The gang talks about multiple big news stories from that day: the Nintendo Direct and Breath of the Wild 2, State of Play, Robert Sarver and more. Also, Chris laments a fallen franchise, Dave wants to go to Hogwarts, Michaela moves very slowly, and Shaun is not impressed by punishment.

The gang finally tackles a discussion on the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and asks the question: Has the MCU gotten too big for its own good? Also, Chris draws a line in the sand, Cody has no trouble picking favorites, Dave brings a new perspective, and Shaun doesn't want a multiverse.

The gang goes down some surprising rabbit holes in a stream of consciousness episode, including some heavy looks at life. Also, Chris tries to make himself uncomfortable, and Dave has no interest in an us vs. them scenario.

The gang runs in a new configuration for the first time, and talks about what makes the best media resonate with those who consume it. Also, Chris may have already peaked, Dave doesn't know what to do with himself, and Doug enjoys his time with his friends.

The gang tackles a mix of Hot Take and Headlines with some thought-provoking recent stories that got social media all riled up. Also, Chris goes on an anti-feminism rant, and Dave goes looking for supportive relationships.

The gang runs its custom game show for the second time, this time with all new games and a new contestant as well. Also, Chris abandons his sportcoat early, Cody targets a specific player, Dave gets gussied up for the night, and Shaun's future is so bright he needs shades.

The gang talks about some of the transformative moments in video games, as well as what drives people to play and finish certain types. Also, Chris tries to invent a training montage, Dave does nothing but disappoint Shaun, and Shaun has cats clawing out his eyes.

The gang talks about Netflix's terrible second quarter for a bit before turning to the big topic: four deckbuilder reviews for Slay the Spire, Roguebook, Monster Train and Across the Obelisk. Also, Chris leaves things muted for about a minute, and Shaun has a surprise favorite emerge.

The gang talks about a championship in the ranks and one of the worst musical decisions we've ever seen. Also, Chris doesn't know what the future has in store, and Dave finally comes around on something after 20 years.

The gang takes a look at a couple recent pieces of media: the first part of Spy x Family and the huge blockbuster known as Top Gun Maverick. Also, Chris is not a fan of brotherly love, Michaela calls out filmmakers for sequels, and Shaun is more interested in talking than sex.