Best of 2024 Games features picks from panelists ranging from epic RPG remakes to accessible all-ages titles to addictive mobile games.

Best of 2024 Books features picks from panelists ranging from sci-fi epics to comforting YA romances to punk memoirs to thoughtful dissections of AI and politics.

Best of 2024 Televison features picks from panelists and Patreon supporters, sharing their favorite shows of the year, from much-lauded dramas to under-the-radar comedies and animated projects.

Best of 2024 Music features picks from panelists of their favorite albums of the year, everything from pop to rock to jazz fusion and absurdist bands.

Best of 2024 Film features picks from panelists and supporters of their favorite films of the year, everything from comic-book comedies and Cinderella stories, to body-horror fables and fantastical musicals.

“Bluey,” the popular Australian animated series that has enchanted families around the world, is currently on hiatus. But our panelists and their families look back at Seasons 1-3 to pick their favorite episodes.

Get your rotten tomatoes ready as we discuss 16 of the worst sequel films in cinema history, from super-hero duds to horror nightmares.

With "Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice" about to hit theaters, the panelists look back on the iconic 1988 original "Beetlejuice" to consider the best "Beetlejuice" quotes!

NBC basically owned Thursday nights for most of the 90s and early 2000s. This week the podcast looks back on some of the biggest Must-See-TV shows to name the best of all time.

The 1990s produced some of the best movie soundtracks of all time, leveraging up-and-coming bands with buzzed-out films. The podcast discusses 16 of the biggest soundtracks of the decade, including “Pulp Fiction,” “Forrest Gump,” “Clueless,” “10 Things I Hate About You,” “William Shakespeare’s Romeo + Juliet,” and many more.

The panelists and guests look back at the first 99 episodes of the show, discussing the best moments, and the decisions we got totally wrong!

Prerecorded, from an apartment in Queens, it’s the Great Pop Culture Debate’s first episode on “Saturday Night Live”! We discuss 16 of the most popular recurring characters from the long-running sketch comedy show, narrowing it down to our favorite of all time.

The panel rolls the die, spins the dial, and pushes the Pop-o-Matic bubble while it debates 16 of the most beloved board and card games created for children and families.

The panelists discuss 16 1980s films beloved by 80s kids, or made explicitly to entertain them.

The panel discusses 16 famous cars from TV, film, and more, from the Batmobile and the Mystery Machine to the Pussy Wagon and Doc Brown’s DeLorean.

The panelists discuss 16 of the most legendary Starfleet members to have appeared in various “Star Trek” TV shows and feature films.