Chris and Jeff Morgan are joined by Splitsider's Hallie Cantor to talk about Hallie's childhood love of Friends, the world's greatest book that was never published, writing spec scripts, The Simpsons, Louie, Haile Selassie, Saved by the Bell, TV episodes that take place in the future, Mystery Science Theatre 3000, and trying to convince Greg Daniels to give you a job. Also, they discuss movies 30 through 21 on AFI's Top 100 list, which includes Chris' worst guess on the year a movie came out and Hallie talking jive about Barbara Stanwyck's face.

Chris and Jeff Morgan discuss Christmas episodes of TV shows, LFO, The Simpsons, the Chris Paul trade, the Detroit Pistons, advertising, and they got through movies 50 through 31 on AFI's Top 100 list, in which Chris finally gets a sense of the time period in which Humphrey Bogart was alive.

Chris and Jeff Morgan are joined by Kevin McGuire to discuss the college bowl season. Warning: If you do not like college football, this may not be the episode for you. Double warning: If you do like college football, you may be overloaded with so much glorious content that your head will explode. So, basically, get your friends and loved ones ponchos just in case. Every bowl is covered. Every outcome is predicted. Several bowl names are disparaged. It's a collegiate football extravaganza!

Chris and Jeff Morgan discuss the life and times of Harry Morgan, UEFA Champions League, Euro Cup 2012, Albert Pujols, rally monkeys, evil cymbal banging monkeys, young adult novels, the composition of sugars, what Fred Astaire would do if he rose from the dead, the laziness of Skeeter Valentine, Shaun of the Dead, a grim alternate reality in which Shirley Temple masterminded the Pearl Harbor bombings, and movies 60 through 51 on AFI's Top 100 films list, which includes, Altman, Spielberg, and Hitchcock.

Chris and Jeff Morgan are joined by Brittney Miller for an episode in which food and cooking is discussed at great length. If you have ever wanted to know every food Chris eats, today is your lucky day. Also discussed are cooking shows such as Chopped and Top Chef, the truth about turkey, Clif bars, Thanksgiving dinners, Urban Meyer, Mike Leach, The Simpsons, popes, Common's acting career, and movies 70 through 61 on AFI's Top 100 Movies list, including a lot of praise for Network.