We had a plan for this episode. A solid one, actually.

And then we completely ignored it.

What was supposed to be a structured episode quickly turned into Sydni’s daughter calling her by her government name, hypothetical Squid Games strategies, and a deeply unnecessary discussion about what life would be like if we all made weird noises instead of coughing.

At some point we realized we were no longer on topic… and simply chose not to fix it.

This episode is pure, unfiltered chaos — no structure, no rules, just whatever came out of our mouths in the moment.

Honestly, this might be the most “us” episode we’ve ever recorded.

We’re back with Part 2… and somehow it got worse.

In this episode, Brittany and Sydni continue their completely unnecessary character analysis by diving into three very important categories: villains we love, villains we hate (for very valid reasons), and… Pokémon we would absolutely fight.

From chaotic favorites like Bucky Barnes and Bellatrix Lestrange, to universally hated characters like Umbridge and the woman from The Greatest Showman, we break down what makes a villain likable—or completely unforgivable.

And then, for reasons we can’t fully explain, we end the episode by discussing which Pokémon are the most punchable. Yes, Metapod is involved. Yes, we stand by our choices.

Expect strong opinions, questionable morals, and a level of chaos that escalates with every segment.

Let us know who YOU would defend… and who you think deserves to catch these hands.

This episode is fueled entirely by vibes… and unnecessary hatred.

Brittany and Sydni take a deep dive into the characters they simply cannot stand — for reasons that may or may not make any sense. From children’s TV icons to beloved movie and TV characters, no one is safe.

Why does La-La from the Teletubbies feel suspicious? Why has Caillou annoyed an entire generation? And most importantly… what is actually wrong with Grandpa Joe?

Along the way, we question Dora’s methods, revisit some very personal grudges, and realize that sometimes you don’t need a valid reason to dislike a character — you just know.

Expect strong opinions, questionable logic, and unapologetic hater energy from start to finish.

Let us know which characters you irrationally hate… because we know you have at least one.