Brunch

In the 50th episode of Brunch, the Bad Boys reflect on what the show has been and what it will be in the future. They also weigh in on Frank Ocean, Harambe’s staying power and unveil the inaugural “Lil’ Bitch of the Week.”

The Bad Boys talk about death and maybe being racist on Twitter. Also, an important 'The Night Of' Kid Who's Having A Rough Time In Prison heat check.

The bad boys discuss a night visiting Feitelberg — including stealing a dog and acting like they weren’t terrified when cliff jumping — and touch on a variety of movie/food topics with Jeff. Pete and DJ also more or less review War Dogs for the second week in a row. ​

During a late night in the studio, Deej and Pete play Mad Libs and giggle as they try to stay awake

The BBs discuss their experience at an early screening of War Dogs and their chances of Miles Teller eventually joining the podcast. Also discussed: talking at the movies, eating at the movies and Lion sex. ​

An On-Demand Movie Review of 'Daddy's Home,' as well as a decision on what to call the show's listeners. Also checking in on 'The Night Of' and 'Vice Principals.'

The Bad Boys of Podcasting are joined by TSN hockey legend Bob McKenzie (aka Bobby Margarita) to discuss lots of non-hockey things. Also discussed: the Kinsey Scale and why Kid Rock's "Only God Knows Why" might be the greatest song of all-time.

The most boys-heavy trip ever is concluded with a fresh batch of recently coined terms, field recordings with “fans of the podcast” and an ode to fanny packs.

Brunch reports hungover on-scene at Lollapalooza.

DJ & Pete discuss 2016's "song of the summer" and provide their first On-Demand Movie Review for 'We Are Your Friends,' which is a piece of garbage movie. Updates on HBO's 'The Night Of' and 'Vice Principals' are also given.

Pete shares a life update and a major change to the podcast is announced. The bad boys also buy low on Taylor Swift and defend the act of lying in general.

After checking the Brunch email address for the first time in forever, Pete and DJ respond to emails ranging from friendship-ending moves to the dog-naming process. Also discussed: the ESPYs, acapella racism, The Night Of and the struggles of occasionally not feeling sexy.

‘The Bad Boys of Podcasting’ review two movies (one of which they’ve seen), give the latest Zac Efron Heat Check and discuss whether heterosexual sex is “too white.”

Discussing the premiere of HBO's 'The Night Of,' the proper way to celebrating a birthday as an adult, the S3 finale of 'Silicon Valley' and all the crazy shit that went down in the NHL this week.

Picking our favorite things about summer in the style of a fantasy draft. Also, fuck the beach.

Actor and comedian Jimmy O. Yang joins the show to talk about playing Jian Yang on HBO's 'Silicon Valley.' We also discuss some FNL Week afterthoughts, Taylor Swift's bizarre past few weeks, and a weird-ass Ellie Goulding concert. (Interview starts at 32:45)

In the final installment of the season-by-season series, the roundtable centers on the Lions’ State-winning season, post-prison Tim’s attitude and Julie having the lamest breakdown ever. Everyone’s favorite older brother joins the show as Derek Phillips defends Billy Riggins’ honor.

Cast turnover, crazy artists, chop shops and even more unorthodox (yet successful) courting methods from Landry. D.W. Moffett (Joe McCoy) joins the show to explain the behind-the-scenes reasons for the disappearance of the McCoy family and discuss his relationship with Kevin Spacey.

'Friday Night Lights' star Gaius Charles (aka Smash Williams) joins the fun as he discusses the transition of Smash from a boisterous star to a humbled high school graduate unsure of his future. The roundtable discussion centers on the addition of the show’s greatest villain, the fall of Matt Saracen, the Lyla/Tim relationship and more.

WHAT HAPPENED TO SANTIAGO? The roundtable continues with Season 2 talk, with actor Benny Ciaramello(Santiago) joining to discuss how the writer’s strike shook up the show’s storylines and prematurely ended his stint on the show.