Chris and Jeff Morgan are joined by Matthew Wrather of OverthinkingIt.com and the Overthinking It podcast to discuss what it is his website does, Brechtian alienation (as opposed to an alien nation like Melmac), F. Scott Fitzgerald, Community, more things that happen in Film Studies classes, bottle episodes (again), Christopher Nolan, and the state of lighter entertainment entities in the modern era. Also, Saved by the Bell may or may not be discussed again. (Spoiler: It is.)

For the first time ever, Chris and Jeff Morgan have a guest for two episodes in a row, this time joined by TV critic Jerome Wetzel. They talk about upcoming fall TV, mostly discussing The Office and Community, the similarities between The Rockford Files and White Collar, Hugh Laurie, where you might recognize Stephen Fry from, Bob Bradley, Jurgen Klinsmann, Justin Verlander's near no hitter, and some of the roles Grace Kelly missed out on. Also, in another first, Jeff takes the time to admonish Chris for a rambling monologue that goes nowhere and gets the show back on track.

Lucas High joins Chris and Jeff Morgan to discuss the legendary television shows of our time. The Wire, Breaking Bad, The Sopranos, Cavemen, Back to You, The Adventures of Pete and Pete, Mad Men, The Middleman, and many, many more. Plus, Chris reiterates his challenge from last week. Get those short stories in!

Chris and Jeff Morgan celebrate their 10th episode by discussing the Emmy nominations, Harry Potter, ridiculously long movies, J.R.R. Tolkien and what his deal was, George Lucas' lousy Star Wars prequels, the one funny thing about Alf, Alf's talk show, non-canon Simpsons episodes, and, naturally, Saved by the Bell. Also, Chris issues a challenge to the listeners.

Aside from brief discussions of how awesome Real Genius and Breaking Bad are, Chris and Jeff Morgan spend pretty much the entire podcast talking about international sports. Topics discussed include Yao Ming, Shin Soo Choo, the Pohang Steelers and other Korean soccer teams, Bulgarian basketball, and the Chinese dominance of air pistol. Also, Chris does a spot on impression of a band saw in the background, for which he apologizes.

Tyler Greene once again joins Chris and Jeff Morgan to discuss Mystery Science Theater 3000, Native Americans, The Shangri-Las, mercury, Bastille Day, Dippin' Dots, catapaults, and the logistics as using Dippin' Dots as a projectile in a catapault.

For the first time ever, Chris and Jeff Morgan have a topic before the episode. Indeed, they spend a fair amount of time discussing the Breaking Bad episode "Fly" and bottle episodes in general. However, they may talk about Saved by the Bell even longer. Also, they discuss the careers of Lorenzo Music, David Bowie, the annoying arguments people make in Film Studies classes, and the Gold Cup Final.

Chris Morgan and his brother Jeff discuss the US's win over Jamaica in the Gold Cup, the success of the Republic of the Congo in the U-17 World Cup, sports team relocations, the Detroit Vipers, Atlanta's lack of success as a pro sports city, the Emmys, Breaking Bad, and end the episode with a cliffhanger of little importance. Also, Chris encourages political rancor of the manifesto variety before quickly backtracking.

Chris and Jeff Morgan, along with guest Jennifer "Jenny "Jen"" Dolan discuss the various iterations of The Cars, the NBA Finals, teenaged mothers who aren't Sacagawea, MTV, Pop-Up Video, the inexplicable popularity of Kurt Vonnegut, whether or not being on television and having personality makes you a television personality, and Fred Schneider's connection to the murder of Notorious B.I.G.

Chris Morgan and his brother Jeff discuss a lot of television, included but not limited to The Simpsons, The Office, Parks and Recreation, and The Tick, the logistics of spoilers, illiterate hockey coaches, how to pronounce Sacagawea's name, George Washington's fondness for the Potamac River, and whether or not murder should be illegal.