Dragon Ball has compelling and tense storyline? Emily gets vulnerable? Are you sure today isn't Christmas for the Paige and Grant?

In this week's bonus episode, Grant brings us back to the early 00's with his favorite teen primetime soap opera: The O.C., staring Gilmore Girls's Adam Brode. Paige isn't sure what she just watched.

It's investigation time for Bulma, Gohan and Trunks when they find a time machine that's identical to Trunks's, it's also investigation time for Rory who just wants to know how Jess got a black eye. They're both equally useless detectives, but hey, at lea

Grant finally gets some of that Gilmore Girls prequel he wanted when Sherry's baby coming early reminds Lorelei of giving birth to Rory and we get some A+ Emily and Richard flashbacks. Meanwhile, both Piccolo and Kami make some good points.

In this week's bonus episodes we watched the original DBZ episodes Freiza's Counterattack and Goku's Ordeal (better known as "Gohan's Tutor" and "Piccolo and Goku Learn to Drive"). We also learned that Chi-Chi is under-appreciated, Gohan has a dragon(?),

Neysha, a member the But Why Tho Podcast Community and the owner of an amazing Twitter, joined us this week to talk about her favorite man in Dragon Ball, and how hard 18 can throw down. Meanwhile, Gilmore Girls still exists. Did You Have To (A long hard

Long story short, we saw Broly and have thoughts.

There's some smart subtle character work in Dragon Ball Z, which is good because Gilmore Girls kinda dropped the ball.

This week, Vegeta's worst dad, while Dean and Francie compete for worst villain. Not like evilest. They're just the worst.

The past isn't like Trunks thought it would be and Sookie's beautiful organic turkey isn't anything like she'd thought it'd be. We all deal with disappointment. Except when it comes to Lane's new boyfriend, Dave, who is never disappointing.