In this week's episode we check up and grade ten popular shows and their new seasons. We also discuss Channing Tatum being named the sexiest man alive, Disney buying Lucas Films and the Boy Meets World spin-off. We also recap Survivor: Philippines, give our picks on who should be in the Survivor Hall of Fame, and give movie reviews for Argo and Skyfall. Finally we also tell you what we are thankful from the year of pop culture.

In this week's episode we rank ten new network pilots for the fall 2012 season. We also discuss Gangnam Style mania, Stephen Colbert joining The Office, and how Les Misérables is going to do live action singing. We also talk about the Survivor: Philippines premiere and the Big Brother 14 finale.

In this week's episode we give our predictions for the 2012 Primetime Emmy Awards. We also discuss why Chris Brown is back in the news, Donald Glover's new pilot, Jay Pharaoh taking over the Obama impression, the battle between The X-Factor and The Voice, and all the craziness that Dan Gheesling has been creating in Big Brother 14.

In this week's episode David and Mike discuss the Viacom/DirecTV dispute, the Call Me Maybe mania, the possibility of Charlie Sheen joining American Idol, the hysteria around the opening of The Dark Knight Rises, and what Fred Willard was doing in that movie theater. They also breakdown and give their first reactions to the Emmy nominations in the drama and comedy series categories.

On April 25th 2012 Dave Karam and Lindsey Williams from ICTV's Leave the Light on with Dave! come on to the set of Dual Redundancy to interview the guys about the show and the March Madness TV show bracket. They also compete in a pop culture quiz rematch after Dual Redundancy defeated the show on Pop Quiz's Battle of the ICTV Shows.

On February 24th 2012 the hosts from Countdown to the Weekend on 92 WICB were kind enough to invite Dual Redundancy back on to talk about how the podcast became an ICTV show and what to expect at the upcoming Academy Awards.

In this week's episode David and Mike discuss the Tupac hologram, The Bachelor lawsuit, and the rumor that Justin Bieber was heading to Cornell. They also preview the summer in entertainment and sit down with Professor Peter Johanns for an interview to discuss the changing landscape of television viewing and production.

In this week's episode David and Mike discuss The Simpson's location reveal, the Community feud, and the idea of The Office reboot. They also review 21 Jump Street and Cabin in the Woods and they breakup with the show Glee. Finally guests Andrew Buraczenski and Emily Junge from WICB come on to debate hottest record makers. 

In this week's episode David and Mike sit down with Professor Jack Powers for an in-depth interview to discuss television production, writing for series television, and his time with ABC's Modern Family.

In this week's episode David and Mike discuss the recently announced Anchorman sequel, the Modern Family contract negotiations, and the Emmy controversy regarding American Horror Story and Luck. They also reveal the winner of the 2012 March Madness Best TV Show Tournament with the help of guests Danny Gendron and Jen Teitell. 

In this week's episode David and Mike discuss Kathy Bates' upcoming role on Two and a Half Men, Project X copycat parties, R. Kelly's new "Trapped in the Closet" chapters and the latest in reality television. They also review The Hunger Games movie as well as sit down with Professor Ray Gozzi to discuss media aesthetics and the five fields.

In this week's episode David and Mike discuss Community's return from hiatus, J.K. Rowling's new book, the success of Downton Abbey and the latest in reality television. They also try to decide, with guests Harrison Asen and Danielle Amyot, on what is the most iconic movie of the decade.

In this week's episode David and Mike discuss the Grammy Awards, Oprah's ratings troubles, and the recent fad of quickly rebooting movie franchises. We also give our predictions for the 84th Annual Academy Awards in all the major categories.

In our first episode of 2012 we discuss the Superbowl Halftime Show, the Future of NBC, House's final season, the latest in reality television, as well as preview the next week in television. We also sit down with Professor Scott Hamula from Ithaca College and interview him about advertising, product placement, and Superbowl commercials.