Chris and Jeff Morgan are joined by acquaintance of the podcast Lucas High to discuss beloved old TV shows such as Equal Justice, Tucker, Dilbert, and Cavemen, Dragnet the movie, Dragnet the TV show, Blue Boy, the life and times of Harry Morgan, great episodes of The Simpsons, frozen pizza, and westerns, all while trying to avoid being too distracted by baseball. Plus, you get the chance to listen as Chris make a minor edit to a Wikipedia page.

Chris and Jeff Morgan celebrate their 20th episode by discussing Emmy Awards past and present, the 2006 Academy Awards, the high amount of teen-centric award shows, the high comedy that is the People's Choice Awards, arsenic, vacuoles, Eddie Murphy, Community, Parks and Recreation, The Office, and plot holes in Saved by the Bell. They also tackle AFI's Top 10 Science Fiction movies, which is a list that they take quite a bit of issue with, particularly when it comes to Blade Runner. It also gives Chris an opportunity to espouse the excellence of Repo Man once more.

Chris and Jeff Morgan discuss Denard Robinson, the NFL, unusual football strategies, Breaking Bad, which popular 90s song is really about Chuck Cunningham, the Coen brothers, and gangster movies.

Chris Morgan and his brother Jeff are joined by friend of the show Tyler Greene to discuss Seinfeld, Family Matters, Puerto Ricans, the old Batman TV show, D.W. Griffith, actors named Walter, clip shows, and lots of other film history. Also, in the second edition of their new recurring segment, they discuss AFI's top 10 Fantasy Movies. Also also, the vote for the new theme song is still open. Listen to episode 17 to hear them. Also also also, there were some echo issues. Apologies for any of them that remain.

Hey, do you like American Idol? Then this is the podcast for you, as Chris and Jeff Morgan discuss the show having only watched brief portions of it. Plus, an American Idol like voting system is put in place for you to vote on the show's new theme song. Also discussed are college football, I Dream of Jeannie, Nick at Nite, TV Land, Selenium, Moulin Rouge!, musicals, and American colleges. Plus, they start possibly their first recurring segment in which they discuss one of AFI's 10 Top 10 lists.

Chris and Jeff Morgan trevail the treacherous podcasting seas sans guest and discuss Super Mario video games, particularly Super Mario 2, the Pontiac Silverdome and other NFL stadiums, soccer, Ghostbusters, Spaceballs, Ghostbusters 2, Ghostbusters 3, irrational fears of Rick Moranis, professional wrestling, Futurama, and the definition of the word corporeal.

Chris and Jeff Morgan are joined by international man of mystery C.C. to discuss the current state of US soccer, the Premier League, the Champions League, Cypriot soccer, Greek soccer, rooting for multiple teams in the same sport, the Detroit Tigers, Charlie Frye and his polar opposite Derek Anderson, the Jetsons, Bridges of Madison County, and the history of the IHL which mostly amounts to a list of IHL team names.

Chris and Jeff Morgan, along with Jordan Pomaville, bring the infortainment in this episode. Learn little known facts about Joan of Arc and Catherine the Great! Find out which numbers the Miami Heat have inexplicably retired! Find out about what a teacher should strive to do! Get information on two specific collegiate film programs! Also, there's some stuff about the Michigan Wolverines football team, the Detroit Tigers, and the Detroit Lions.

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.