Sultan of Television

Friend of the podcast Ben Dlin joins Max to break down the Twin Peaks finale, the upcoming season of football, and the disastrous season 7 of American Horror Story.

Max, Zach, and Jakob are BACK to discuss Game of Thrones season 7, as well as their favorite episodes of the entire show. After a long preamble wherein Max complains about the current season, the guys get into the very best the show has to offer.

Max and Zach discuss the beginning, end, and Rick and Morty of Game of Thrones season 7 episode 4, as well as a little bit of Turn: Washington's Spies.

Max and Zach are back to GET IN to those BITCHES... in other words, to visit Cincinnati. In addition, they sing a personal song, discuss Marty Jr, go to a HOEliday Inn, and for some reason talk about Kony 2012.

Max and Zach are back in a pod to discuss the HBO hack and the third episode of Game of Thrones season 7, in which Max has some major problems with the major characters and some kind words for Olenna Tyrell. Afterwards, the guys celebrate the return of Adult Swim's "Rick and Morty" and break down the best parts of the season 3 premiere.

Max and Zach delve into the darkest hour of Tim as they explore the Ballad of Frank and Carla, think of a 32 year old man blowing a whistle, and allow themselves to be misquoted by middle aged women. In addition, they try and throw darts, meet Dominic, and find a volcano of hot horny babes!

In an especially strange episode of M&Z In a Pod, Max and Zach argue about their upcoming trip to Wayne, Pennsylvania, discuss the second episode of Game of Thrones season 7 "Stormborn" and talk about some new, not-so-great Netflix shows.

This week on the TimCast, Max and Zach talk about the top 40 hottest babes on the planet, the Eagles fandom, Jeff Garlin, and of course, the word "cock."

Ladies and Gentlemen, boys and girls, it's time for the Great Apology! After a bet made a year ago after watching "The Winds of Winter," Max formally apologizes to Zach for his interpretation of a particular scene in addition to finally revealing Zach's last name! After, the guys break down the Game of Thrones season 7 premiere: "Dragonstone," complete with Max's vitriol for Arya, love for The Hound, and a debate about Euron Greyjoy. Next, they discuss Benioff and Weiss's new TV show announcement "Confederate." Finally, Max complains about the 2017 Emmys and discuss who they want to win the awards.

In the sixth installment of The TimCast, Max and Zach break down all things Bashko, Blobsnark, Bottle of Peach Schnapps, Black Women, and Boss. Neither of them sing, and Max does an impression of James Brown in the Blues Brothers. By the end, both decide to quit podcasting, change their names to Cinnamon, and become strippers.

With the premiere of HBO's hotly anticipated 7th season of "Game of Thrones" just a few days away, Max and Zach are back to break it all down, and discuss why Zach really doesn't care about all of said hot anticipation. In addition, they get into the fourth (and in Zach's opinion potentially final) season of "Silicon Valley," the departure of TJ Miller, and a couple of new shows that aren't very good.

Max and Zach are back with another TimCast! This time around, they dive deep into their employee ID numbers and celebrate Valentine's Day with cacti!

Mad Dog Max and Part of the Mad Dog Posse-Zach are back to discuss the fourth episode of "The Life and Times of Tim," confess their sins at halftime, and poop down your throats. Let's all chew gum!

After the finale of Better Call Saul and the penultimate episode of Silicon Valley, as well as the departure of TJ Miller from the show, Max and Zach have a lot to talk about in the TWENTY THIRD (can you believe it?) episode of the podcast.

In the latest TimCast, Max and Zach break down the third episode of the series, getting into all things cringe humor, the evolution of Pervy Tim, and the introduction of Keith!

In the second episode of the TimCast(The complete rewatch and retrospective of HBO's The Life and Times of Tim), Max and Zach break down the introduction of perhaps the greatest character in the show's history, learn to give an inspirational speech, and object to weddings.

After a month in Nazareth, Zach is back to discuss important things with Max, like “Better Call Saul,” “Silicon Valley,” “The Life and TImes of Tim,” and “Archer!” As always, the guys kick off the show by recapping their life events since the last time they recorded, before diving headfirst into all things “Saul.” Next, they get into comedies, and have bleak outlooks on the future. Finally, they plug the new and exciting podcast that they’ve been working on and has finally come out!

In the first episode of the complete rewatch and retrospective of HBO's "The Life and Times of Tim," Max and Zach break down the first episode of the show and discuss everything from the characters and what they mean to the peculiarities of the editing and animation. In addition, they pose hypothetical questions to one another that the show evokes. They both have a dream now and look very... hard/hot in the recording of the episode.

In the penultimate episode of "The Leftovers", there is quite a lot to get into, and Max breaks it down from top to bottom. Spoiler alert: he is very sad this show is ending.

Max gets back into the third season of FX's "Fargo" and talks about what the thematic difference in the three seasons of the show is. In addition, he brings up the debate of who the best "Fargo" villain is, and makes predictions for where we could be going.