This week on Gilmore Ball Z, Luke learns the true potential of speed dial and the Z fighters finally understand the power of spit.

This week, Dragon Ball strips away all pretense and gives us 30 minutes of exposition (that we somehow don't hate) and Videl continues to not live up to her potential. On Gilmore Girls, Richard doesn't poop in the jello, but Logan AND Zach somehow make ki

Only Dragon Ball could screw up the pacing of a perfectly good tournament arc, only Amy Sherman Palidino could make a few minutes of Fiddler on the Roof feel like 3 and a half hours, and only Logan could screw up the simple joy of eating too much Chinese

Ash of Why Am I Watching This, Rogue Podron, and SW Skyhoppers joined us to talk about garbage men (i.e. Logan), not garbage men (i.e. Luke), and men who all look the same age in Anime (i.e. Goku and Gohan). (Also, yes, I'm sure I want ie not eg, don't @

Rachel Gatlin from several Dueling Genre Podcasts joins us to talk about the beautiful disaster of human emotions that is Richard and Emily's vow renewal. Meanwhile, something is up with a man name Spopavich. Just say Spopavich outloud. Spo-pa-vich. It's

In Paige's most painful bonus episode, we explore that beautiful disaster that is Broly: The Legendary Super Saiyan (and we mean both "beautiful" and "disaster").

Paige and Grant try to explain how, in Gilmore Girls and only in Gilmore Girls, crashing a woman's car to make her get together with you doesn't seem as absolutely toxic as should be. And on Dragon Ball, Piccolo is menaced by...pictures of the ocean?

A plot has suddenly arrived in Dragon Ball Z and Paige is not here for it. In Gilmore Girls, though, the unexpected appearance of a dog brings a much more welcome surprise.* *To clarify: A dog in Gilmore Girls. Not, like, while Paige and Grant are recor

Logan is back to his Frat Tristan ways when he hits on a child, then disrespects Rory's education. Meanwhile, Vegeta is in Kill-Kakarot mode while he watches his son defeat Goten--breaking a few rules along the way.

Gilmore Ball Z indulges in its favorite tradition. Not Paige saying "Goku" when she means "Gohan,"* using our swaps to punch someone in the face, or even suggesting someone needs therapy. It's Christmas time, and that means it's time to enjoy survive anot