The Dogg Zzone by 1900HOTDOG

Seanbaby asked Brockway and special guest Geoff Thew to be patient with the 1992 detective movie, Steel Justice. The film-length pilot about a grief-stricken detective who summons a monster truck dinosaur when he loses his temper. It's Robosaurus! Seanbaby promised them Robosaurus. He fucking promised!

Guest Adam Ganser, tricked into discussing Cool Cat, delves into a critique of the poorly made movie, its bizarre characters, uncomfortable implications, and ridiculous dance moves. The podcast also touches on controversy, a cursed novel, and a confrontation at a chicken stand.

Seanbaby and Brockway bring in Turbo Adult Tom Reimann to discuss Turbo Teen -- the ONLY 1980s cartoon about a kid undergoing an agonizing transformation into a Trans Am that showed you every second of the torture from multiple angles. T-T-Turbo Teen!

Seanbaby and Brockway found out Lydia Bugg had never seen Flash Gordon so they dropped literally everything else in their lives and ran to their microphones to record this podcast about somebody experiencing Flash Gordon for the first time. You're welcome.

Seanbaby invites guest expert Pat Contri on to delight and horrify Brockway with the cautionary tale of the Intellivision Amico, the only scam that's also a console!

Seanbaby sent Brockway and special guest Dennard Dayle mysterious packages and demanded they not open them until he authorized it. This is how many crimes and all the best podcasts start!

In their continuing quest to prove the 2000s were the worst decade, Seanbaby and Brockway once again point to a vile reality TV show -- this one about about lie detectors and ruining marriages. The perfect guest? Friendly neighborhood sweetheart Alex Schmidt!

Seanbaby puts on his best navy blazer and crash helmet to host an episode of Dumber than Real -- the only trivia game where you won't learn anything! Brockway and special guest Hana Michels square off in a game where anything goes, so long as it's stupid. Or dumb!

Esteemed Dr. Brockway joins Seanbaby in discussing the cruelty of early reality shows like WB Superstar. They reflect on the show's lack of context or storytelling, highlighting how it harms contestants psychologically. They also explore the experiences of two contestants and delve into a mesmerizing performance by a strange singer. The hosts speculate that the ultimate goal of WB Superstar is to make the winner realize life is not worth living.

Lydia Bugg, an anime enthusiast, joins Brockway and Seanbaby as they explore the question of whether it's wrong to like anime. They discuss their experiences with anime shows, delve into a comic book that provides insight into Bill O'Reilly, and explore controversial themes in anime involving dogs and sexual relationships. They also talk about a grooming show in Japan and bizarre scenes in an animated comedy. The podcast features an interview with Jimmy, who wears a dog costume, and a humorous description of contestants in a love competition.