Way back in the third episode of season 1 we looked at our favorite adult animated comedic series. This week, we revisit the topic and see how are tastes have changed and also, how they stay the same. A severe slight is righted.

Akira Yamaoka is one of the most celebrated names in video game soundtracks. This week, Josh attempts to figure out where Jack ranks songs from his collective works. How well does father know son?

In this episode, we finish up a conversation started in the previous offering; placing video games into categories that read like a high school yearbook's superlative section. For those interested in creating their own list like the one we used, here is the link: About Me: Video Games | grids.fun

In this episode, we take a look at ten out of twenty different categories of video games and give our insight into the titles that we think best qualify. There is some definite controversy here, but also some really great games.

With Jack inundated with working on the school play, Josh is once again left to his own devices. In this episode, he talks about the bassists in the genres of rock, funk and jazz that he believes to be the best of the best.

If you've ever played a video game, you know about the big bad...the final boss that stands between you and the end of the journey. In this episode, we look at our favorite encounters and talk about the criteria that we measure these bosses against to determine which ones are truly great, and which ones are simply good.

With Easter in the rear-view mirror, we take a moment to pause and discuss the best of the best in the realm of fictional rabbits. From actual members of genus lepus to humans dressed as such, we are up to our cottontails in bunnies!

Just because a show is targeted toward a younger demographic does not necessarily mean that it's specifically JUST for them. In this episode, we talk about cartoons that we believe are beloved, not just by children, but the adults in their lives as well. Get ready for some bangers, because we've packed this one full of them.

This episode is a two for one! In our second showcase, Jack revisits a topic we last discussed in season 2: films that shouldn't have had a sequel. Jack dips into his vast knowledge of the horror genre and highlights ten films he believes could have survived just fine without a follow-up. If you've ever thought "this series should have stopped with the first one", this is an episode for you.

Last March, we discussed what constitutes a great film. This March, we are leaning into the horror genre and asking what directors, lead actors, special effects artists and composers would most likely produce not only a horror film, but would drop an absolute banger? Our personal lists are surprisingly different...