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This week, Swanson, Kiorein and Stairmaster discuss a reboot of Northern Exposure and try to figure out what that show is about. Then, the boys watch the trailer for season 4 of The Magicians and get spooked by The Library. Later, the gang sits down to discuss Narcos: Mexico, the new spin-off of the popular show. Discussions include: Boba Fett as a lady, The Devil loving strings, Lupin the 3rd cosplay and lots of turkey talk.

This week, Swanson, Kiorein and Stairmaster discuss Disney's upcoming streaming service, Disney+ and it's slate of shows. Then, the boys play a game of What's On and discuss the Flash's rouges gallery. Later, the gang sits down to discuss Netflix's BBC import, Bodyguard. Discussions include: Sheldon crossover, ice bombs, television-based ASMR and being eaten by lady bugs

This week, Swanson and Kiorein discuss Rick Grimes' departure from The Walking Dead and the Breaking Bad movie. Then, the boys watch the trailer for True Detective season 3 and try to figure out how much crime is too much. Later, the gang sit down to watch CBS All Access' baffling fairy-tale drama, Tell Me a Story. Discussions include: death by air conditioner, angels that smoke, Chekov's Pig and crazy coke clubs.

This week, Swanson, Kiorein and Stairmaster discuss Apu leaving the Simpsons and Bob Sagat hosting a new Funniest Home Videos spin-off. Then, the boys play a game of What's On and try to guess the plot of upcoming TV based on episode titles. Later, they sit down to discuss the Chilling Adventure of Sabrina. Discussions include: Spooky skeletons, a lack of talking cats, how many spiders need to be on your face to properly scare you and how much sex Jughead has.

This week, Swanson, Kiorein and Stairmaster discuss Netflix cancelling more Marvel shows and the upcoming debut of Bane on Gotham. Then, they watch the trailer for the 2nd season of The Marvelous Mrs, Maisel and wonder where the conflict is. Later, the boys get spooky while discussing Netflix's The Haunting of Hill House. Discussion include: Getting trapped in mirrors, ketchup fountains, the realness of ghost and just how supernatural Michael Meyers is.

This week, Swanson, Kiorein and Stairmaster discuss the cancellation of Iron Fist and a new Dracula series coming to television. Then, the group watch the trailer for Adam Sandler's new stand-up special, 100% Fresh, and marvel at the promise of new jokes. Later, the boys sit down to discuss Law & Order: SVU, now entering it's 20th season on the air. Discussions include: Incel Nation, slowly transforming into a horse, scouring the dark web for clues and Ice T's thoughts on the Simpsons.

This week, Swanson, Kiorein and Stairmaster discuss the arrival of young Spock to Star Trek: Discovery and anti-drone tech being used on the Game of Thrones set. Then, the group watch the trailers for Good Omens and the final season of House of Cards. Later, the boys sit down to discuss the new CBS sitcom, The Neighborhood. Discussions include: White people not using washclothes, piss knives, trying on wigs and ball annihilation.

This week, Swanson, Kiorein and Stairmaster discuss the return of Designated Survivor on Netflix and the proposed new Law & Order spin-off, Law & Order: Hate Crimes. Then, the group tackles the new fall shows from CBS in another game of Guess Who's Coming (to the Fall TV Lineup?) Later, they sit down to discuss Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan. Discussions include A war between two alternate versions of America, Whether or not you can breathe a drink, phone calls from God and rooting for the terrorists.

This week, Swanson, Kiorein and Stairmaster discuss the impending release of DC's streaming service, DC Universe. Then, they talk about the new shows coming to ABC in a rousing game of Guess Who's Coming (to the Fall TV Lineup?) Later, they sit down to discuss Netflix's British import, The Innocents. Discussion include sugar in salt water, letting your grass grow to fight off the police, vampire shapeshifters and a metric ton of British accents.

This week, Swanson, Kiorein and Stairmaster are joined by the lingering spirit of Death as they discuss The Big Bang Theory ending and Netflix adding commercials. Then, they talk about the new shows coming to Fox and The CW in Guess Who's Coming (to the Fall TV Lineup?) Later, they sit down to discuss the new animated show from Matt Groening, Disenchantment. Discussions include forgotten AOL CDs, walrus sex, untraceable murders and Danny Glover's rap album.

This week, Swanson, Kiorein and Stairmaster discuss the cryptic hints about Westworld season 3 and what they could mean. They also watch the trailer for the 2nd season of Marvel's Iron Fist before sitting down to talk about the new Netflix show, Insatiable. Discussions include #meat, things that belong in your mouth, if a show receiving bad reviews is considered censorship and an intense amount of narration.

This week, Swanson, Kiorein and Stairmaster discuss a "Hey There Delilah" show and what it could possibly entail. They also watch the trailers for One Dollar and Tell Me a Story before taking a look at the season 4 premiere of Better Call Saul. Discussion of sex tubs, murders being judged by levels of blood involved, passionate kissing in a closet and a severe lack of paper towels all included.

This week, Swanson, Kiorein and Stairmaster wonder what could be included in a possible Wal-Mart-branded streaming service and ponder the possibilities of a 24 prequel series. They also discuss the trailer for Fox's 9-1-1 and how doomed L.A. is in the wake of a potential disaster. Later, the boys sit down and talk about the 2nd season of USA's crime anthology, The Sinner, including discussion on Bill Pullman and the anti-christ.

On a JAM-PACKED debut episode, Swanson, Kiorein and Stairmaster discuss their favorite TV shows, the prospect of Shaq battling a shark and come up with ideas for a Frasier reboot. They also wonder why it's so dark in the trailer for DC's Titans and try to count the zombies in the new trailer for The Walking Dead. Later, the gang sit down to talk about Sacha Baron Cohen's new show, Who is America and wonder if it, or any show attempting to satire current America, can enact change.