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Time to grind! The gang welcomes special guest Kevin Flynn to dissect a potentially perfect yet problematic sitcom starring Rob Lowe and Fred Savage...The Grinder!

Lindsay, Jason and Joel are back, and they are taking a stroll through New York City in the 1900s. Our guide? Steven Soderbergh. Our location? The Knickerbocker Hospital. Our thoughts? Intriguing! Tune in to find out who wins in an epic Lindsay v. Joel battle. It's an action-packed season opener.

Lindsay, Jason and Joel are ALMOST back for season 2! If you've never heard our show before, this short episode breaks it all down for you, and also takes a look back at some of our favorite moments from season 1.

Jason, Joel and Lindsay take a look back at all the shows that died tragic - but sometimes merciful - deaths in 2017. The gang also looks ahead to 2018: who will make it? And who will kick the bucket? Only time will tell!

Sometimes you're riding the highs of life, living your wildest dreams . . . and other times you're watching "Cavemen." Jason, Joel and Lindsay watched all eleven episodes of a show based on a TV commercial so you don't have to. But you really SHOULD listen to this podcast. But just in case, you can watch all episodes of "Cavemen" on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZyCPZsk_5M

The gang is back, minus Joel but PLUS a special guest: Patrick Winegar of PatTrek! (www.pattrek.space) And that is very appropriate because this time we're reviewing Star Trek: The Animated Series. We cover it all, from debating whether you can have magic in space, to the REAL purpose of the Holodeck. If you want to watch this series and listen along, you can view all the ST:AS episodes on YouTube (links found at hellotvdoa.com).

The gang recounts the life and loss of Joss Whedon's "Firefly," a show that combines space, cowboys, and Mandarin cuss words! Jason has strong feelings about the ship's engineer, Lindsay recounts an unfortunate run-in with a Baldwin (no, not THAT Baldwin) and Joel finally reveals his "free pass."

It's been a hot minute since the gang got together to opine about dead television shows - but don't blame us; we fell down a well (a.k.a. we accidentally deleted our last episode). But we're back, baby, for a "very special episode" about Clone High! In this episode, Jason tells us about one of his biggest celebrity crushes who is actually not such a great human being. Lindsay has feelings about "American Pie," and Joel experiences early on-set dementia.

Jason, Joel and Lindsay return for a life-and-death recap of "Don't Trust the B in Apartment 23," a show that almost ruined their friendship. The gang talks about the weirdest way they ever made money, the worst roommates they ever had, and Lindsay once again shares a secret that infuriates Joel. Hit play, take a listen, then leave us a review, yeah? Thanks!

Jason, Joel and Lindsay are back after a slight hiatus to remember the life of "Terriers." The gang spends a remarkable amount of time talking about Donal Logue, as well as convincing Jason that Ocean Beach is a real place. Lindsay tells one of her most shameful secrets and Joel tries to figure out where Donal's other "d" went.

Episode 3! The gang takes on, and rarely hides their feelings about, the notoriously experimental Steve Bochco musical cop drama, Cop Rock. Get Lindsay's take on her favorite lady Mayor, Joel's take on racism and Jason's take on how he would have fared writing this show. This, plus Gina Gershwin!

The gang is back for their second episode, where they examine the brief, beautiful life and tragic death of the beloved television show, "My So-Called Life." Topics include: is Claire Danes the best on-screen crier of all time? Does Joel really believe that Graham Chase is a hot dad? And, is Jordan Catalano an idiot, or just stoned? All this and more on TV D.O.A.!

In the pilot episode of TV D.O.A., Jason, Joel and Lindsay do an autopsy of HBO's "Enlightened," starring Laura Dern, Laura Dern's mom, Mike White, and Luke Wilson. Factors of death include: too much monologuing, Monday nights, an annoying lead character, and "what even is this show?" syndrome.