Cartoons were supposed to be fun. Family movies were supposed to be safe. So why do so many of us still remember the scenes that completely wrecked us as kids? In this episode of I Told My Wife I’m Paying Bills, the crew is joined by special guest Steve to revisit the moments from the 80’s and 90’s that earned an unofficial rating: “T” for Trauma.” From the nightmare fuel of Judge Doom in Who Framed Roger Rabbit to the eerie vibes of Alice in Wonderland and the straight-up terror of Salem's Lot, we’re breaking down the scenes that hit way harder than they should have. We also touch on unforgettable moments from Gremlins and The NeverEnding Story, mixing nostalgia, laughs, and a whole lot of “yo… why was this allowed?” energy. If you grew up in this era, chances are… you’re still recovering 😄📺

The cameras are on and the chaos is real. Slim, Black aka The Raging Bull X, and Chris pull back the curtain with unfiltered laughs, wild takes, and real talk on gaming, nostalgia, and life. From PC vs Xbox struggles to childhood classics like Silverhawks and Bionic 6, this is more than a podcast… it’s the energy behind it. This isn’t just a reintroduction. It’s the reveal nobody was ready for. 🎙️⚡

Chaos meets control in this episode as Slim is joined once again by special guest Jason to break down one of the greatest villain showdowns of all time: the Joker vs Lex Luthor. Instead of debating the characters themselves, we focus on the actors who brought them to life. From classic portrayals to modern versions, we talk about which performances stood out the most, which ones surprised us, and which versions truly captured the heart of each villain. We also reveal our personal favorites, compare how each actor approached the roles, and debate who really defined the Joker’s chaos and Lex Luthor’s cold, calculated brilliance. If you’ve ever argued about who played these characters the best, this episode is basically that conversation turned into a full show. 🎭🧠🃏

What’s the worst job in the DC Universe? In this episode, Chris is joined by returning guest Jason for a debate that flips the spotlight onto the villains. Instead of asking who’s the best, we’re asking who would be the worst boss to work for.

Jason argues that working for Lex Luthor means impossible expectations, dangerous missions, and being completely disposable. Chris makes the case that working for the Joker is even worse, thanks to chaos, deadly jokes, and a very short life expectancy for his henchmen.

From workplace safety and job security to some of the most infamous henchman horror stories in comics and movies, we break down which villain truly deserves the title of worst boss ever.🎙️

This Black History Month, we’re celebrating a different kind of legend. The ones we heard before we ever knew their faces. From cartoons and video games to animated heroes and unforgettable mentors, Black voice actors helped shape our childhoods, our imaginations, and the way we connected to the stories we loved.

In this special episode, we reflect on iconic voices like James Avery, Cree Summer, Phil LaMarr, and others who brought depth, humor, strength, and soul to characters across generations. We talk about why voice acting hits differently, how these performances made us feel seen, and why these artists deserve their flowers while they’re still here.

This isn’t just about animation or nostalgia. It’s about legacy, representation, and the voices that helped raise us.

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For their first video episode of the year, Slim and Chris crack open their personal toy collections in Unboxed Memories | A Toying with Nostalgia Special. This isn’t about rarity or resale value. It’s about the toys that stuck with them, the stories behind the shelves, and the memories that never stayed in the box.

From childhood favorites to figures that followed them into adulthood, the guys share why these pieces still matter and how toys became time capsules for different chapters of life. Pull up a seat, take a look at the shelves, and enjoy a more personal side of Toying with Nostalgia.

Another year down, and we’re still doing what we do best. In this year-end review episode, the crew looks back at the moments that defined the year in gaming, movies, TV, and geek culture. From standout wins to a few questionable takes, we reflect on the conversations that sparked debates, the episodes that resonated most, and how the show continues to grow. It’s part recap, part reflection, and all real talk as we close out the year and look ahead to what’s next.

Music has always been a powerful part of gaming—but some soundtracks go beyond background noise and become part of our lives. In our season 4 premier episode, the crew breaks down the video games with the most unforgettable music, from classic arcade bangers to cinematic modern scores. We talk nostalgia, emotions, era-defining tracks, and the songs that still live in our heads years later. Turn the volume up and press play—this one hits different.