Team Objection Podcast

The gang finally tackles a discussion on the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and asks the question: Has the MCU gotten too big for its own good? Also, Chris draws a line in the sand, Cody has no trouble picking favorites, Dave brings a new perspective, and Shaun doesn't want a multiverse.

The gang goes down some surprising rabbit holes in a stream of consciousness episode, including some heavy looks at life. Also, Chris tries to make himself uncomfortable, and Dave has no interest in an us vs. them scenario.

The gang runs in a new configuration for the first time, and talks about what makes the best media resonate with those who consume it. Also, Chris may have already peaked, Dave doesn't know what to do with himself, and Doug enjoys his time with his friends.

The gang tackles a mix of Hot Take and Headlines with some thought-provoking recent stories that got social media all riled up. Also, Chris goes on an anti-feminism rant, and Dave goes looking for supportive relationships.

The gang runs its custom game show for the second time, this time with all new games and a new contestant as well. Also, Chris abandons his sportcoat early, Cody targets a specific player, Dave gets gussied up for the night, and Shaun's future is so bright he needs shades.

The gang talks about some of the transformative moments in video games, as well as what drives people to play and finish certain types. Also, Chris tries to invent a training montage, Dave does nothing but disappoint Shaun, and Shaun has cats clawing out his eyes.

The gang talks about Netflix's terrible second quarter for a bit before turning to the big topic: four deckbuilder reviews for Slay the Spire, Roguebook, Monster Train and Across the Obelisk. Also, Chris leaves things muted for about a minute, and Shaun has a surprise favorite emerge.

The gang talks about a championship in the ranks and one of the worst musical decisions we've ever seen. Also, Chris doesn't know what the future has in store, and Dave finally comes around on something after 20 years.

The gang takes a look at a couple recent pieces of media: the first part of Spy x Family and the huge blockbuster known as Top Gun Maverick. Also, Chris is not a fan of brotherly love, Michaela calls out filmmakers for sequels, and Shaun is more interested in talking than sex.

The gang introduces a brand-new evening of fun, an entire show dedicated to a trivia format. Also, Chris gets dressed for success, Dave has a nail-biting finish, Doug enters a tag team with Maisie, and Shaun tries to support Daniel Craig.

The gang starts to whittle down the 64 best sitcoms of all-time in the biggest tournament yet -- so big it'll take multiple weeks. Also, Chris faces some close calls, Cody finally gets to turn the tables, Dave loses on an easy choice, and Shaun joins forces with Cody.

The gang starts to whittle down the 64 best sitcoms of all-time in the biggest tournament yet -- so big it'll take multiple weeks. Also, Chris makes some sweeping generalizations, Cody arrives unfashionably late, Dave votes off something he loves, and Shaun finds common ground on Friends.

The gang starts to whittle down the 64 best sitcoms of all-time in the biggest tournament yet -- so big it'll take multiple weeks. Also, Chris pivots to a quick movie review, Cody goes on a journalism rant, Dave arrives unfashionably late, and Shaun is a fan of saucy old women.

The gang gets back on track with a regular episode after a tumultuous month, including a quick board game review and a look at their vacation. Also, Chris has a very specific desire, Dave makes an excellent summary, and Shaun goes off the beaten path.

The gang tackles an early episode with two overdue reviews on TV show season fours: Haikyu and Cobra Kai. Also, Chris questions an early-season decision, Michaela picks her favorite moment, and Shaun gives something a solid score.

The gang does an emergency Sunday night show to discuss the absolute disaster that was the Phoenix Suns in Game 7. Also, Chris breaks news live on the show, Dave wonders what's the point of it all, and Shaun comes armed with several hot takes.

The gang brings back a strikingly familiar show, including Time Capsule and Death Match/Buzz Off, because the overlap is just too good. Also, Chris is easily distracted by colors, Dave is accused of being silly, and Shaun challenges Dave to push himself.

The gang brings back a few long-forgotten segments, including Time Capsule and Death Match/Buzz Off, to fill the gaps in a busy week. Also, Chris uses homework as a smokescreen, Dave dips his toes into imagination, and Shaun blames a child for getting hit.

The gang makes up for missing a week by debating what "good" means and talking about the Suns' playoff journey so far. Also, Chris stumbles into a trap he set himself, Dave tries to antagonize Shaun, and Shaun tries to antagonize Dave.

The gang looks ahead to the NBA Playoffs and comes to terms with the Suns being the prohibitive favorites. Also, Chris stomps on the Lakers' grave one last time, Dave leans toward spiteful outcomes, and Shaun wants to run it back again.