Team Objection Podcast

The gang looks back at the best video game consoles of all-time, starting with the handheld side of things. Also, Chris goes back to his youth, Dave keeps a game going at bedside, and Shaun embraces being a Switch bitch.

The gang takes a look at the big new Grand Theft Auto VI trailer and talks about industry trends and other video game news. Also, Chris dives into Oblivion Remastered, Cody won't run over civilians in his 50s, Dave is in a different place, and Shaun pushes back against a popular idea.

The gang tries to rank them all by going through all of the original 151 Pokemon...or as many as they can do in time. Also, Chris has a rising star, Cody loves a little troll bird, and Shaun pushes for sad memories.

The gang makes a last-minute pivot to try the Dave/Shaun pairing's luck at NBA 20 Questions. Also, Chris plays around with the rules, Dave racks his brains for an answer, and Shaun goes as far as he can.

The gang buries the Phoenix Suns as a franchise and examines the impacts of the second apron in the NBA. Also, Chris breaks down the numbers, Cody brings up a Giannis issue, Dave prays for better days, and Shaun pushes a stark comparison.

The gang goes through the hottest television at the moment, including Severance, Righteous Gemstones, The Challenge and more. Also, Chris is a messenger for Dave, Cody comes a little off the ledge, and Shaun already has a favorite show for the year.

The gang tackles its most challenges 20 Questions yet to identify NBA players. Also, Chris pushes things to the limit, Cody goes deep into the memory archives, and Shaun tries an answer on a whim.

The gang talks about all of the news on the Nintendo Switch 2, and also the second crazy NBA coach firing in two weeks. Also, Chris is scared of magnets, Cody has a beef with his phone provider, Dave has a beef with Apple, and Shaun takes issue with an audience member.

The gang changes course and tries to find the most average and mid NBA players of all-time. Also, Chris fails to start the stream correctly again, Cody can't stand April Fools Day, Dave gives his daughter props, and Shaun pulls names out of nowhere.

The gang returns to Trivia Night with some familiar games and the wheel looming in the background. Also, Chris fixes things on the fly, Cody goes for a threepeat, Dave makes a new meme format, and Shaun gets a new fashion accessory.

The gang talks about Cody's wedding with the man of the hour, then does its first full set of 20 Questions. Also, Chris goes too easy on the group, Cody nearly loses it beforehand, Dave appears halfway through the show, and Shaun goes for a consulting role.

The gang talks about their weekend trip to Las Vegas for Cody's wedding and Chris and Dave turning 40. Also, Chris compares the Strip to Pinocchio, Dave rekindles an interest in hockey, and Shaun wants springs on the bottom of elevators.

The gang revives their tradition of talking about major life events by going over Cody's wedding, then trying a new game. Also, Chris pulls from an old classic, Cody expects many tears, and Dave settles in to the new reality.

The gang tackles more than three decades of TV prominence by ranking 55 critical characters from The Simpsons. Also, Chris has to fly solo for a short span, and Dave disappears to do dad things.

The gang continues the trend of eating poorly while Dave is in town by ranking more than a dozen items off the McDonald's menu live. Also, Chris tries to deal with a live mic failure, Cody abuses the app for deals, Dave is surprised by culinary excellence, and Shaun wants that secret sauce.

The gang dissects what might be the most shocking trade in NBA history: Luka Doncic to the Lakers. Also, Chris tries to play devil's advocate, Cody buys in on conspiracy theories, and Dave takes some shots at Shaun's absence.

The gang shuffles around the plans last minute and gets back to work ranking the best wrestlers of all-time. Also, Chris makes a tough decision against his judgment, and Cody tries not to undervalue someone.

The gang tries to assemble a team of the best NBA scorers for just one team. Also, Chris tries to keep the ship afloat, Cody goes for the tried and true, Dave is denied a mulligan, and Shaun has a chat with the stakeholders.

The gang goes along for the ride on a variety of topics, from best/worst sayings to big accomplishments. Also, Chris is self-conscious about a saying, Cody makes an abrupt switch, Dave takes a bevy of potshots, and Shaun prompts a potential lawsuit.

The gang brings back its annual tradition of ranking all the best pop culture from the year before, finishing with video games. Also, Chris has a battle of heart vs. mind, Cody finds innovation and ideas, Dave feels like a dead robot, and Shaun has all the receipts.

The gang brings back its annual tradition of ranking all the best pop culture from the year before, starting with TV, movies and sports. Also, Chris unifies a country, Cody is a bit skeptical, Dave finds renewed hope, and Shaun wants nothing to do with a topic.

The gang continues a month of special episodes with their updated list of the best video game characters of all-time. Also, Chris makes a future guess, Maisie shows off her tattoo, Michaela supports a fan favorite, and Shaun brings back a 10-year-old feud.

The gang continues a month of special episodes with their updated list of the best video game characters of all-time. Also, Chris enjoys a tie, Maisie favors a fierce mom, Michaela flips the script on a character, and Shaun goes after Jason right away.

The gang continues a month of special episodes with their updated list of the best video game characters of all-time. Also, Chris stands his ground, Maisie loves a man's voice, Michaela concedes a small drop, and Shaun gets a pleasant surprise.

The gang continues a month of special episodes with their updated list of the best video game characters of all-time. Also, Chris is not sad about Nathan Drake, Maisie is pleasantly surprised, Michaela wants to keep her son safe, and Shaun regrets a small mistake.

The gang opens a month of special episodes with their first look at the best villains in video game history. Also, Chris makes a one-man pitch, Maisie gets scared out of her mind, Michaela keeps it short and sweet, and Shaun retracts his criticism of Dave.

The gang gathers for the final trivia evening of the year as Shaun tries to go for a threepeat. Also, Chris brings in a new and familiar game, Cody has no interest in drama, Dave makes a big final play, and Shaun plays the game under protest.

The gang discusses Elden Ring's DLC getting a Game of the Year nomination, as well as the issues with the NBA. Also, Chris stays out of console wars, Cody joins the show with two minutes left, Dave joins the show with 20 minutes left, and Shaun forces people to play.

The gang continues its journey from a few episodes, this time picking the best scorers in the Eastern Conference. Also, Chris can't do the math, Cody pulls from his past, Dave has a miserable five minutes, and Shaun plays it safe.

The gang does their quadrennial tradition and breaks down the presidential election -- or at least the current political climate. Also, Chris stands up for newspapers, Cody votes for anarchy, Dave faces serious accusations, and Shaun outs a family member.

The gang brings back an annual tradition like no other: previewing the new season of Phoenix Suns basketball. Also, Chris goes a little crazy, Dave takes out the trash, and Shaun is high on a new coach.

The gang brings back the regular trivia show with some new scoring twists. Also, Chris fixes a squeaky wheel, Cody is a man of the people, Dave tries to avoid heartbreak, and Shaun doesn't wear a kooky outfit.

The gang tries a new experiment, aiming to pick the best NBA scoring seasons of all-time in a draft format. Also, Chris works hard for the money, Cody loses his safety net, Dave doesn't know east from west, and Shaun hates a bumper sticker.

The gang catches up on recent happenings, like slap fighting, gender differences and a few recent games. Also, Chris wonders about a televised death, Cody finds the secret sauce, Dave looks for family decisions, and Shaun goes old man on basketball.

The gang finishes Nostalgia Month with a new host for trivia: Shaun. Also, Chris finally gets to play, Cody takes over scorekeeping, Dave can't believe his eyes, and Shaun dominates his own show.

The gang brings back another segment from the past, this time deciding which year in video games was the best ever. Also, Chris loses the chat overlay, Cody prepares some spoiled food, Dave doesn't finish the fight, and Shaun misses a meal four years ago.

The gang pulls back an idea from 11 years ago and updates it with a twist: the games they've played the most. Also, Chris loses an entire lifetime, Cody pours hours into multiplayer, Dave goes back to a classic, and Shaun insists on drinking.

The gang embarks on a new idea by looking back at the Playstation 2, one of the most successful consoles in history. Also, Chris gets the research done, Cody is a GTA fiend, Dave takes a game back, and Shaun pulls a distant memory.

The gang shuffles the cast to do a Challenge 40 draft and then a new segment called Please Do, Please Don't. Also, Chris loses his cool, Cody gives up on Star Wars, Dave has pros and cons for VR, Maisie makes an appearance, and Shaun gets things off his chest.

The gang reviews nine pizza chains in a live episode where at least one microphone dies along the way. Also, Chris brings back pizza cam, Cody is forced to share, Dave is live on location, and Shaun helps facilitate everything.

The gang fends off technical difficulties for the live show while talking about everything Olympics. Also, Chris looks back 30 years, Cody tries to build a team, Dave marvels at the shot put, and Shaun makes a Venn diagram.

The gang reviews the smash box office hit Deadpool & Wolverine, then talks about the state of the MCU as a whole. Also, Chris calls out bad takes, Cody hates Robert Downey Jr., Maisie makes a guest appearance, and Shaun goes in-depth on a tier list.

The gang brings back trivia night with a new contestant trying her best to win the title. Also, Chris can't read chat properly, Dave pays for his own hubris, Molly is released from the basement, and Shaun builds excuses in advance.

The gang discusses another massive presidential story, with Joe Biden dropping out of the race in July and backing Kamala Harris. Also, Chris is not a betting man, Cody would be mad about being shot at, Dave has the USA as his wife, and Shaun wants to support his country.

The gang tackles the complicated world of conspiracy theories in politics after the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Also, Chris tackles criticism against the media, Cody predicts the end of a country's lifespan, and Shaun calls out hypocrisy.

The gang talks about the return of a beloved sports franchise and how modern sports games could still evolve. Also, Chris wants to borrow from real-life events, Cody might secretly be a Swiftie, and Shaun tries his best to keep including Dave.

The gang reviews a surprisingly strong Inside Out sequel and talks a bit about nostalgia and NBA free agency. Also, Chris misses an imaginary friend, Dave sees something in a particular character, and Shaun takes back a bad take.

The gang starts to break down some of the biggest names in wrestling of all-time, ending up with a Big 4. Also, Chris makes decisions with his head instead of his heart, and Cody wants to follow a charismatic cult leader.

The gang talks about a blockbuster Nintendo Direct, including Mario, Zelda, Metroid and more. Also, Chris wants to be taken for a ride, Dave teaches his kids about time, Michaela has a wish fulfilled, and Shaun learns about the furry revolution.

The gang talks about a blockbuster Nintendo Direct, including Mario, Zelda, Metroid and more. Also, Chris wants to be taken for a ride, Dave teaches his kids about time, Michaela has a wish fulfilled, and Shaun learns about the furry revolution.

The gang tackles recent trending stories like poor management decisions, a lousy year at the box office, and the Lakers coaching search. Also, Chris drops a bomb on a bomb dropper, Cody definitely isn't a pirate, Dave goes broke at the movies, and Shaun defends an Oscar winner.