A series of unfortunate events led last night’s recording to be destroyed before it could be edited, so we hastily slap together a brand new recording because WE LOVE YOU and YOU DESERVE NICE THINGS on a CONSISTENT SCHEDULE.

Season 33 is finally underway! Millennials! Gen-X! A mis-placed Baby Boomer! Action words! Exclamation points! The episode begins with a bombshell that is not really a bombshell at all, but still leads to an interesting editorial decision we discuss.

The Summer hiatus is nearly over and Survivor: Millennials vs Gen-X is about to begin, so after spending the obligatory amount of time talking about the de facto official NOTLG Risk game we very quickly dive into breaking down our thoughts on the upcom...

It’s the last episode of the season and Andy and Brian are here to help you process the finale. We talk about the backlash against this season’s winner, the fire challenge, and tons of other juicy little tidbits. Plus, Nick isn’t here,

So the penultimate episode of this season proved to be rather anti-climactic, but leads to an interesting situation in which there will be no goats taken to the end. Some how, some way, almost in spite of itself,

Ponderosa was so bugnuts bizarre this week that we had to open with it. Okay, well, strictly speaking we opened with five minutes of hockey-talk that loosely segued into Survivor, but then we talked about Ponderosa because it was just that bugnuts.

Brian and Andy are hostless in this episode as Nick ducks out early, but have no fear! We discuss all the hot topics, like Julia and Mark the Chicken. BUT WAIT, IS THAT COLESLAW?!?! Actually, coleslaw derails this episode pretty hard.

We discuss a heeeelllllluvvvvaaaan episode featuring the platonic ideal of backstabs, in which one player we love tells another player we sort of are okay with, “Who, me? What’s a super-idol? You mean Utada Hikaru? Now she’s a super idol,

Nick and Brian power through as quickly as possible so we can watch hockey, and in the process somehow cover the action of Debbie’s ouster in more detail than in a longer episode. Weird. We talk about what might be the best immunity challenge of the se...

After last week’s disappointing finale, we finally get to say goodbye to a player none of us had much empathy for. Then we find empathy for him after watching Ponderosa and wondering, “Why did he just act like THIS the whole time?” Meanwhile,