Team Objection Podcast

The gang talks about the power of potato salad and a myopic restaurant review, then decides who dies, who lives and who gets fbucked in Buzzer Buzz Saw. Also, Chris incriminates himself forever, Michelle makes a difficult decision look easy, and Shaun shaves his hair to avoid ridicule.

100 Percent More Buzzer -- The gang continues the success of its wildly successful all-Buzzerbeater with another episode, while mixing in some emails and other stuff and things. Also, Chris deals with first world problems, Dave gets destroyed by CenturyLink, Michelle talks about being a bondage slave, and Shaun tells a story he shouldn't.

The gang discusses a series of fatal mistakes, like falling asleep at a baseball game or misspelling words in major publications, then goes back in time in Buzzkill. Also, Chris becomes a shock-jock DJ, Dave supplies a random factoid, Michelle battles her internet company, and Shaun tries to set up bromances.

The gang continues the trend of sexy episodes with a look at frustrated soccer players and gratuitous safety videos and some stark opposites in Buzz Off. Also, Chris unloads on overreactions, Dave says athletes are people too, Michelle strangles her boyfriend, and Shaun explains forbidden pillow love.

The gang breaks down why phone conversations are a dying breed, then plays a classic children's game with modern-day celebrities in...Buzzer Buzz Saw? Also, Chris shills for phone sex, Dave blows his celebrity crush, Michelle has the least sexy voice ever, and Shaun gets put into an impossible situation.

The gang examines some headlines with issues about money, then tackles some important financial topics in Buzzsaw. Also, Chris tells a story about a check for 59 cents, Michelle advocates for more devastating senior pranks, and Shaun vows to eliminate all forms of change from the world.

The gang tries to stop terrible relationship choices from happening in Headlines, then picks the top three celebrities on their F-it list in Buzzcut. Also, Chris reveals the origin of a crush, Michelle talks about how she has a thing for noses, and Shaun ponders the best gifts for someone who's sick.

The gang looks back at some of the biggest and most controversial stories of E3 and makes top-three lists in Buzzcut. Also, Chris breaks down the Zelda trailer, Dave takes a stand against taking a stand, Michelle rebels against society, and Shaun lists off his unique and terrible pet names.

The guys take a stroll down memory lane to the end of high school, then look at three headlines all about yearbook problems -- all while including a specialish guest! Also, Chris sends Furbies to hell, Michelle gets pulled over in Utah, and Shaun forms an alliance that doesn't even last the whole episode.

The guys tackle an entire dog-themed episode, including a man being a dog on a dating app and canines that are doctored to look like pandas. Also, Chris wonders about a quote in an article, Michelle talks about her experience wrestling dogs, and Shaun brings up a vendetta against a neighborhood pet.

The guys switch things up a bit, talking about the world's biggest water slide before moving on to a supersized Buzzerbeater session. Also, Chris worries about launching to his death, Michelle continues the trend of sweating profusely, and Shaun stereotypes millions of people in Australia.

The guys tackle a series of school-related headlines, including a pedantic board member and some disgusting cupcakes, then lay down the law on school practices in Buzzsaw. Also, Chris successfully makes a movie reference, Michelle admits to cheating at an opportune time, and Shaun has more accidents involving liquids.

The guys look at situations where someone might have wanted to hit the reset button, including a ball tap in DDR and a troll fighting a boxer, then choose whether or not to have re-dos in Buzz Off. Also, Chris deals with self-inflicted pain, Michelle considers a less-than-decent proposal, and Shaun neglects the importance of genies.

The guys welcome back Michelle to tackle some horrible headlines, then wonder if perhaps some people got what they deserved. Also, Chris keeps a constant reminder of one of the worst moments of his life, Michelle reveals her celebrity vendettas, and Shaun tells us a story about a song he's in.

The guys welcome a special guest and then discuss some strange kid stories, like a 3-year-old climbing into a claw machine and a girl being banned from prom for wearing pants. Also, Chris freaks out about being on radio, Michelle wishes office birthdays didn't exist, and Shaun says kids should wear a suit and tie at all times.

The guys examine some anger-inducing topics, like the most frustrating part of video games or the penalty for spending your life working in a cubicle, then have a two-man debate on proper behavior in Buzzsaw. Also, Chris pulls out a very specific example about missing ice cream, and Shaun talks about how his girlfriend makes him feel old.

The guys take a look at a trio of timely airline headlines, then welcome a special guest on a live phone call for the first time in Buzzerbeater. Also, Chris dances around pornography with euphemisms, Dave is nowhere to be found for some reason, and Shaun explains his childhood fear of flying.

The guys welcome a special guest while important outside things are happening, then discuss a trio of shark stories in Headlines. Also, Chris holds down the fort, Dave misses an episode to go take care of his family or something I don't know geez, and Shaun promotes ATB merchandise that doesn't exist.

The guys dance around death in Headlines, talk D&D and other RPGs in Buzz Off, then tackle the How I Met Your Mother finale in Buzzerbeater. Also, Chris grapples with the best way to die, Dave identifies with Neil Patrick Harris, and Shaun explains the dangers of a 20-pound cat.

The guys actually convince Dave to talk about some big upcoming films, including the first Peanuts movie in three decades and some important Disney sequels. Also, Chris swears for a second straight episode, Dave wants an 18-inch corn dog in his mouth, and Shaun wants everything to become a movie about football.