Chris and Jeff Morgan celebrate their 25th/21st in base 12 episode sans guest with discussions of college football, Andrew Luck, the Heisman, innovative football plays, The Newlywed Game, other game shows, courtroom dramas, and a brief history of censorship in Hollywood. Also, Chris possibly reinvents the game of basketball for the rest of time. Or not.

Chris and Jeff Morgan are joined by Laura Turner Garrison, who writes about comedy in foreign countries, amongst other things. A conversation about the role of comedy in places like Libya is quickly derailed by Chris into a conversation about Canadian television like Degrassi Junior High. Also discussed: The Donnas and other one hit wonders on SNL, Martin Lawrence, Dana Barrett's jobs in the Ghostbusters franchise, and the state of public schools. Plus, this week's AFI genre list is romantic comedies, to which Jeff contributes NOTHING!

Note: There are some minor sound issues in this episode. Sorry about that.

They did it. Chris and Jeff Morgan came into an episode with a set agenda for the second time, and this time they succeeded in keeping to it. First, they discussed AFI's Top 10 Mystery list. There are many suggestions for alternate movies to the list. Sherlock Holmes is prominently discussed. Then, they discuss the season finale of Breaking Bad, and season four in general. Sure, Community and The Wire are briefly discussed. So is the Adventures of Lois and Clark. However, they are mostly on topic. Don't get used to it.

In a very special episode of Cheers, Chris and Jeff Morgan are joined by Brittney Miller to discuss The Simpsons, the Detroit Tigers, the NHL, geology, the interstate highway system, The Critic, and sports movies, primarily D2: The Mighty Ducks are Back. Also, Chris institutes another short story writing challenge: Write a short story in which two or more Christopher Lloyd characters meet each other. Get a chance to promote yourself. Listen, enjoy, and stay tuned for the shocking conclusion!