This year marks the 60th anniversary of “Star Trek.” We want to celebrate the sprawling sci-fi franchise by debating the iconic characters that commanded the various starships. And we need your votes!

Spider-Man has been doing whatever a spider can for more than 60 years, and that includes catching bad guys in his web. We’re considering Spidey’s rogues gallery, and we need YOUR votes.

Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” was first published in 1843. Since then, the tale of Ebenezer Scrooge and his Christmas Eve hauntings has been adapted on stage, and on film and TV, countless times. For our 2026 Holiday Special, the Great Pop Culture Debate podcast wants to look back at the very best — and we need YOUR votes!

“Doctor Who” has had more than a dozen actors playing its lead character over the show’s 50-year history. For an upcoming LIVE debate, we want to get YOUR votes on your favorite Doctor incarnation.

Hollywood loves a disaster! We want to look back at the best — or at least most outrageous — movies about disasters manmade, natural, and otherwise.

Fleetwood Mac transformed from a jazz/blues outsider band to a arena-rock icons of the 70s and 80s. We look back at the incredible catalogue and need YOUR votes.

Decades after his death, Alfred Hitchcock remains one of the most revered directors in cinema history. We look back at his incredible mid-century catalogue and attempt to name his very best film.

The Bond films have often had theme songs as bombastic as the superspy himself. We want YOUR picks on your favorites, to whittle the field down to the very best 16.

We lost Broadway legend Stephen Sondheim in 2021, but he left behind an incredible musical legacy. We’re looking back at his catalogue but we need YOUR votes!

Jazz, r’n’b, and funk icon Stevie Wonder topped the chart as a child. He went on to have a tremendously successful career for five decades. We want to look back at his best singles.

The mid-1960s was an amazing time for pop music, with the British Invasion in full swing, incredible r’n’b coming out of Motown, and some incredible American rock quartets producing top-tier tracks. Sixty years later, we need your votes on the Best Song of 1965!