Series Finale reads your micro-expressions when they cover the final episode of the Fox semi-police procedural starring Quentin Tarantino darling Tim Roth. John Paul kicks things off by pointing out that this show was part of a glut of early 2000s 'super competent' shows in the vein of 'The Mentalist' and 'House'. Jack thinks that Tim Roth should have used his super observation powers to spy on sports teams for gambling purposes and Zach spends a little time talking about 'the craft' of comedy before engaging in an interesting discussion on the sobriety concept of 'rigorous honesty.'
Jack talks about when he used his lie detector powers to investigate Tiger King's Carol Baskin for the murder of her husband and ended up in a confrontation with another star from the famous docu-series. Zach remembers when he used his empathy and compassion to investigate tax cheats for the IRS and got caught up in a deadly situation with a beloved daytime talk host, and John Paul refuses to buy new diamond rings for his inter-racial poly marriage partners.  Special shout out to the new body weight guessing gameshow 'Lay On Me'. 
In a devious roleplay Tim Roth and Michael B. Jordan argue about mask mandates, then their careers before they're interrupted by the Dickensian Ghost of White Guys past. Jordan pulls a piece and shoots the ghost because he's concerned the ghost might say something especially rude about Tim Roth's past. 

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