Team Objection Podcast

The gang does something completely unique and original by reviewing the little-known indie film Hamilton. Also, Chris tries to stop throwing money away, Dave wants an extended recital from memory, and Shaun thinks about songs in his dreams.

The gang delves into Pixar's rich catalog of animated movies and talks about their favorites -- and least favorites. Also, Chris takes an unusual approach, Dave doesn't want to get started, and Shaun is worried about flat earthers.

The gang talks about the newly released details on the Playstation 5, then discusses important protests and entrenched positions. Also, Chris gets punished for imperfect grades, Dave makes a flat earth joke, and Shaun tries hard to hold on to a thought.

The gang lets Chris review a three-year-old game in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, while Michaela appears out of nowhere. Also, Chris is flummoxed by good and bad, Dave goes back to his childhood, and Shaun talks about his professionalism.

The gang lets Dave review a decade-old video game in Red Dead Redemption, and looks back on the early, early days. Also, Chris takes a trip down memory lane, Dave goes looking for redemption, and Shaun refuses to leave a game unfinished.

The gang discusses how much competitive drive is too much, and why lotteries might not be the best. Also, Chris keeps making dumb mistakes, Dave decides when someone can't flip the switch, and Shaun wants people to be punched in the dick.

The gang examines backlash to recent casting decisions for season two of the Mandalorian and long-form vs. short-form improv. Also, Chris is losing or finding his marbles, Dave breaks down cupcakes, and Shaun will not be silenced.

The gang talks about homemade haircuts in a time of pandemic, a little more on The Last Dance and...taking plasma from children? Also, Chris is not pleased that he was psychic, Dave gives his wife limited credit, and Shaun wishes bad things for baby boomers.

The gang gives a full review to the first three seasons of the volleyball anime Haikyuu, including favorite characters and moments. Also, Chris introduces a brand new look, Michaela picks up a new interest, and Shaun gets hyped for his weekend plans.

The gang gives a full review to Trails of Cold Steel III after finally beating it, seven months and 100+ hours later, including a breakdown by character, story, etc. Also, Chris decides what might be the most broken, and Michaela is a little curt about the abrupt ending.

The gang talks about gaming amid the pandemic, including Final Fantasy VII Remake and Persona 5 Royal, then what it would take to bring the NBA back. Also, Chris threatens to kidnap Dave's daughter, Dave resigns himself to a reality TV future, and Shaun looks for a strange fan overlap.

The gang looks at how their lives have changed amid the COVID-19 pandemic and what they've learned from the process so far. Also, Chris tries to piece it all together, Dave has a hard time with time, and Shaun considers his immortality.

The gang talks about the PS5's controller reveal and how sports leagues might try to return in a COVID-19 world. Also, Chris lays out a complicated situation, Dave tries to take honest recommendations, and Shaun will break an accessory at any cost.

The gang takes one more look at Persona 5 now that Dave has beaten the game, and picks the brain of a series newcomer. Also, Chris is not hot for teacher, Dave has a newfound bae, and Shaun takes a potshot at Star Wars.

The gang makes some recommendations for binge watching and gaming given the current coronavirus situation. Also, Chris is close to losing his mind, Dave wants to document history, and Shaun gets emotional at a big moment.

The gang continues its look at the best video games of each year, turning to a potential titan in 2001. Also, Chris overcomes a shoddy youth, Dave can't overcome a shoddy connection, and Shaun positions himself to be in an entourage.

The gang talks about a disappointing month or so for their beloved Phoenix Suns, and the burden of expectations. Also, Chris makes a plea for common sense, Dave is willing to steal from LeBron, and Shaun makes a Titanic analogy.

The gang lets Shaun take the wheel in episode planning, and it results in a surprisingly cohesive show. Also, Chris has no time for nonsense, Dave is repulsed by anime, and Shaun shows off his memorization.

The gang examines the slam dunk contest's injustice, looks at other All-Star events from the weekend, and talks a bit of politics toward the end. Also, Chris is a little too mean to children, and Dave tries his best to avoid demigods.

The gang finally delves into a Hate Round style podcast as promised for weeks, with ire for creative criticism, political nonsense and social media. Also, Chris longs for the man on the street, Dave gives us a marriage joke, and Shaun exploits his dog.