4.05 Is Our Children Learning?

Every episode of Chicago Heroes: Heroes University is better than the last. And yet, they're all perfect. Life is full of paradoxes. Sarah Black and Ben Flores recap the latest for you right here on the only official recap podcast for television's best show, which is real. Enjoy.

Buh da da buh da da buh da da I'm coming home again. It's Homecoming Weekend at Heroes University but trouble is afoot. And when we say "afoot" we're not talking about soccer. We're talking about football. Can the budding heroes save the big game? Sarah and Ben recap the latest episode of Heroes University, television's number one show, which is real.

It's move-in day at Heroes University and campus is already falling apart. Sarah and Ben recap the drama and romance of the first episode of television's new smash hit show, a spinoff of Chicago Heroes starring Kiefer Sutherland, Juliana Marguelis (spelling?), Melissa McCarthy, Chance the Rapper, and Young Sheldon. Join the conversation on Twitter @pleasesavemepod.

After four season recapping television's #1 show, Chicago Heroes, Sarah Black and Ben Flores are thrown into a tailspin when it is yanked off the air. But could the show that's replacing it be even better? Join your favorite podcasters as they catch up after the hiatus and unbox the trailer for your favorite new television show, Heroes University. Have questions for the Gripe Pipe? Follow @pleasesavemepod on Twitter!

After a detour into the bar-based spinoff sitcom Sulligan's, Chicago Heroes is back on the air and Sarah and Ben are back recapping it in full force.

Once again, the network didn't air Chicago Heroes, televisions #1 show. They did air a spin-off sitcom set in Sulligan's Corner Bar (which is located in the middle of a city block). Sarah and Ben recapped the show for all you wonderful listeners! Join the convo on Twitter @pleasesavemepod.

We did things a bit differently on our podcast this week. Usually, we recap the (made-up) television show Chicago Heroes, a crime procedural that veers into absurdity, and into extreme violence and amorality. However, there has been widespread protesting against police brutality and racism the past few week, which are causes that we fully support. In our city of Chicago there has been an extraordinary, sustained push for justice from the people, and an unjust backlash from the police and the city that only further reinforces the need for change. We felt it would be more appropriate this week on our comedy podcast to recap a spinoff show that doesn't feature police, so we came up with a spinoff show called Sulligan's, set at the bar frequented by the protagonists of the main show. We hope you enjoy it. We also hope you will check out the 10 Demands of Black Lives Matter Chicago at https://www.blacklivesmatterchicago.com/10-demands-of-blmchi/ and donate to an organization supporting the efforts of black and brown people to seek justice, which benefits us all. You could start with BLM Chicago, your local BLM chapter, or other Chicago organizations we like -- Brave Space Alliance or Chicago Torture Justice Center, which is dedicated to supporting the victims of police torture, which our city has a horrific history of. Thanks for tuning in, Hero Heads. We have the best listeners in the world!

The cast of Chicago Heroes (TV's #1 show!) always hangs out at a deli called Central Pork. Well,not anymore. Sarah and Ben recap the latest episode of Chicago Heroes. Good luck watching it (you won't be able to find it). Join the convo @pleasesavemepod on Twitter

What happened this week on television's longest-running, number one show, Chicago Heroes? The dastardly superintendent has refused to reopen the schools and the parents have taken matters into their own hands. Expertly recapped, as usual, by superfans Sarah Black and Ben Flores. Join the conversation @pleasesavemepod on Twitter.

The taxman came to town this week on Chicago Heroes, television's number one show. Sarah Black and Ben Flores faithfully recap the episode like they do every week, for all of you listeners who were not able to catch it when it was on television, which it really was.