Team Objection Podcast

The gang talks about the best and worst parts of Thanksgiving as a way to celebrate the holiday. Also, Chris puts the panel to the test, Michelle is forced into a tough situation, and Shaun has a new nightmare scenario.

The gang puts scrutiny on two classics for the Time Capsule: Pinky and the Brain and an increasingly disturbing Tickle Me Elmo. Also, Chris hates something he likes, Michelle gets put in a bad spot, and Shaun wants milky liquid everywhere.

The gang introduces the new format and looks at Battlefront 2 and how microtransactions have started to destroy the video game industry. Also, Chris loses his mind, Michelle feeds a cyber cat, and Shaun turns on John Oliver.

The gang reviews the hilarious Thor: Ragnarok and then looks at a simple but complicated question: Are you happy with your life? Also, Chris vanishes for a while, Michelle looks for abs, and Shaun gets honest compliments.

The gang celebrates 300 episodes by bringing back Dave, making some special announcements about the future, and then playing a game where the contestants have to try to guess some of the biggest songs of the 1990s -- with clips!

The gang covers for Michelle's concert tour by talking about disappointment in media, finding happiness in what you do, and plans for the big 300. Also, Chris is sad about sports, and Shaun deals with outside influences.

The gang covers for Shaun as he recovers from being bitten by talking about injuries, autocomplete, and the perils of social media. Also, Chris tries to hope for basic human decency, and Michelle deals with a bratty teenager.

The gang brings back Time Capsule for a look at Batman, AOL Instant Messenger and...To Catch a Predator?? Also, Chris reveals a deep-seated fear, Michelle was an internet pioneer, and Shaun undersells things he likes.

The gang breaks down their favorite television shows of all-time, with top-10 lists and honorable mentions. Also, Chris votes with his heart, Michelle appears in Flagstaff, and Shaun promises to fight everyone.

The gang takes a middle-ground approach to the national anthem debate and looks at the overlap between sports and politics. Also, Chris is a mellow fellow, Michelle says what it takes for a boycott, and Shaun always goes back to Gladiator.

The gang talks about "It," child sex, the weirdness of a vegan music festival and their current favorite TV shows. Also, Chris goes with a gut feeling, Michelle follows through on a promise, and Shaun asks a deeply challenging question.

The gang looks at the importance of family bonds, AI writing, bad fanfiction, and then the show takes a turn in the last 10 minutes. Also, Chris finds some real-life parallels, Michelle narrates an important passage, and Shaun rediscovers friendship.

The gang talks about comments from fans on the site concerning Zelda characters, video games and anime, and Fullmetal Alchemist versions. Also, Chris gets shut down, Michelle discovers Harry Styles, and Shaun goes for Click bait.

The gang covers a bunch of topics, from face rubbing to dating profiles to movie ingenuity to writing pace. Also, Chris misses out on his soul mate, Michelle gets a new YouTube channel, and Shaun has a bread fetish.

The gang recounts Shaun's trip to Jersey and then embarks on an impossible journey: Chris' online dating profile. Also, Chris puts himself out there, Michelle puts a strong emphasis on grilling, and Shaun does awkward Google searches.

The gang covers for Shaun while he's in New Jersey with talk about social media, sales tactics, online dating and...fetishes? Also, Chris burns everything to the ground, and Michelle chokes under pressure.

The gang looks at all of the industries and conventions that have supposedly been ruined by millennials, and the applications of AI. Also, Chris gets backed into a corner, Michelle reports live from Burning Man, and Shaun is a masochist on Facebook.

The gang talks about some of the biggest news from Comic Con, including Justice League, some television news and more. Also, Chris votes with his wallet, Michelle dreams of her daddies, and Shaun wants more cool action moments.

The gang returns from a recording break with all sorts of things to get off their chest, like getting old and technology and...Dream Daddy? Also, Chris has a tenuous celebrity connection, and Michelle wants you off her lawn.

The gang talks about busy summer plans and then does the second edition of the popular film version of Blank Check. Also, Chris butchers math once again, Michelle puts art on the fridge, and Shaun admits to being a Switch Bitch.