Team Objection Podcast

The gang looks back at the Nintendo 64 on its 20th anniversary, including the best and worst games and its bizarre controller. Also, Chris makes unpopular choices, Michelle gets blindsided by shade, and Shaun recounts a destroyed childhood friendship.

The gang circles the wagons when Shaun is ravaged by illness, as the remaining cast members sound off of neighbors who suck and being homesick. Also, Chris tells a neverending story, and Michelle does her very best Phoenix Wright impression.

The gang plays catch-up on months of releases with a supersized Rapid Reviews, and reviews a recent concert. Also, Chris judges two games he hasn't finished, Michelle writes her sparse last will, and Shaun has no interest in Michelle's cat.

The gang embarks on a serious discussion about women who are wearing headphones and misguided social justice warriors. Also, Chris tries to play dumb, Michelle wants to reach the unreachable, and Shaun quickly gives up on an idea.

The gang changes up the formula as Shaun hosts (kinda), introduces a new segment (sorta) and defends his honor in Blank Check (maybe). Also, Chris gets surprisingly anal, Michelle wilts under the pressure, and Shaun watches for spiders in the toilet.

The gang goes over Chris' vacation to Hawaii, including crazy sights, crazy prices, crazy waterfalls and crazy trolleys. Also, Chris doesn't touch the water at all, Michelle is revitalized by a Pokemon game, and Shaun isn't an elitist -- until he totally is.

The gang talks about the Summer Olympics, the death of Suicide Squad, and speculations about the upcoming NX. Also, Chris channels a voice of the voiceless, Michelle enjoys watching people suffer, and Shaun draws a line in the sand with Nintendo.

The gang looks ahead to the busy fall video game lineup and decides what to buy and not buy. Also, Chris has a disturbing vision about DC fans, Michelle prepares herself for emotional devastation, and Shaun is honest about his regretful purchases.

The gang catalogs a very strange week, including one where lightning fried a soundboard and made Chris sad. Also, Chris leaves two swear words in the show, Michelle really loves her cat if you haven't heard, and Shaun learns about horrible ways to die.

The gang talks about the backlash to the newest Ghostbusters movie, and somehow that turns into a political episode as well. Also, Chris struggles with the system, Michelle wants to die for a few months, and Shaun makes a late bid for the election.

The gang does what everyone else is doing and talks about the phenomenon that is Pokemon Go, and their favorite pocket monsters. Also, Chris tries to avoid cheap Chinese knockoffs, Michelle is secretly a powerful vampiress, and Shaun brings up classic childhood disses.

The gang tackles a surprisingly wide variety of topics, like Michelle's new fling and goofy voices and word games and Kevin Durant. Also, Chris has an entire month's worth of bitterness, Michelle cracks under the pressure, and Shaun begins his quest for Clefables.

The gang gathers everyone together after a three-week gap and takes a long look at the new Zelda game coming up. Also, Chris can't keep his biases under control, Michelle tells protagonists to take off their shirts, and Shaun is definitely not a hypochondriac.

The gang looks at the biggest musical releases from Memorial Day to Labor Day since 1985. Also, Chris becomes the last trustworthy person, Michelle questions how much of a hipster she is, and Shaun lobbies for a tryout on America's Got Talent.

As Chris disappears into a long vacation, Dave rejoins the show to talk about childrens, politics, and the politics of dead childrens at the zoo. Also, Chris ignores babies until they can crawl, and Dave restarts his blood feud with Facebook.

The gang tackles a variety of subjects like tipping in tweener restaurants and fancy language earpieces and superbugs of death. Also, Chris is frightened by overseas travel, Michelle gasps eight times within a minute, and Shaun follows a downer with another downer.

The gang goes in-depth on Captain America: Civil War in a spoiler-filled review. Also, Chris feels bad for Tony Stark's trauma, Michelle feels bad for anyone measuring up to Black Panther's ass, and Shaun feels bad for anyone who thought he wasn't Team Cap all the way.

The gang changes the format of the show and welcomes Michelle back to Flagstaff with a special guest. Also, Chris exposes a decades-old stigma, Michelle keeps the torch burning for Phoenix Wright's OTP, and Shaun wants 10-year-olds to step it up.

The gang fills in for Shaun by running the Chris-Michelle pairing you've always (never?) wanted -- with no structure whatsoever. Also, Chris has three different grievances with Facebook, and Michelle tries to keep expanding her musical horizons.

The gang uses a tournament-style bracket to help figure out what was the worst song since 1990. Also, Chris is ignored by the universe, Michelle becomes a high roller, and Shaun breaks down the convenience of The Walking Dead's zombies.