Notice: It should be noted that at around the 25-30 minutes in period, a person who called himself "Bobby" (or Bobby Shmurda) came in and I have no idea who the hell it was and neither do the others. It is likely that one of my friends invited him and is good at covering it up, but there's a chance it could be a hacker. In a part not included in this episode, another strange person joined, with a different voice, and despite being called "Sara," it was a male voice. If anybody listening recognizes the voice, let me know immediately. Otherwise, enjoy the show. . Intergalagtic ice cream truck driver Paul Ron joins Aristotle and co-host Set Kamehameha, as well as L. Ron Travolta who joins in later, to discuss his business delivering ice cream across dimensions, as well as meeting otherworldly creatures like gopher versions of American presidents, benevolent versions of malevolent dictators, and different times Abraham Lincoln (who looks much better with a beard) could have died. Later, Paul Ron's voice changes right as Aristotle gets kidnapped and emerald miner and father of a guy named Elon Errol Musk joins us from his emerald mining dimension of which he is the only inhabitant to discuss his shady past, how he feels about his son hosting Saturday Night Live and his plans to infiltrate, and the multitude of lawyers he made out of emeralds.

Futurama and The Big Bang Theory writer Eric Kaplan joins Aristotle for a half-length episode to discuss his experiences on Futurama and how Andy Richter voiced a lemur.

Aristotle, Set and Benjamin Franklin are taken to Hell by L. Ron Travolta where they discuss everything hell-related. Later, the newly elected Satan, Bernie Madoff shows up to discuss what it's like being Satan, as well as his role on a sitcom starring fellow evil residents of Hell, Margaret Thatcher, Ronald Reagan, and Milton Friedman.

Stand up comedian Allen Strickland Williams joins Aristotle to talk about his career in stand up and how he got to his position. Later, the principal of Richard Marin School of Weed Farming shows up to talk about the many criminal actions he plans against his students when his school opens up.

Special guest star Jon Daly of Kroll Show fame comes on to discuss his career in comedy while he also talks to us about our lives.

Podcast host and comedian Jacquis Neal joins Aristotle and seldom speaking character Benjamin Franklin to discuss his podcasting work and what it's like at Earwolf. Plus, underground librarian and descendant of William Shakespeare Derrick Shakespeare makes his third appearance to discuss the cult L. Ron Travolta started who appear at his library in South Bend, Indiana and how Mayor Pete Buttigieg, a secret alien is involved, as well as his debt to the IRS. Featuring John Jack Daniel Torrence as Aristotle Asparagus, Michael Connahay as Benjamin Franklin, Roman Tewslick as Derrick Shakespeare, and Jacquis Neal as himself.

In the final episode of season 2, where the Dreamscape is finally vacated after L. Ron Travolta departs the episode midway, Mr. Spritecan returns accompanied by his own mother Rusty Spritecan and learns a dark secret. Later, Aristotle and L. Ron Travolta leave and we are introduced to 2 holiday mascots, the Eadter Bunny who discusses the covid vaccines involved in this year's egg hunt and how the Bible stole Easter from him, while Mr. Spritecan's Jewish mononymous cousin Randall joins as well to discuss what it's like as newly elected mascot of Passover. Featuring John Jack Daniel Torrence as Aristotle Asparagus and the Easter Bunny, Smith Zebulon van Buren as L. Ron Travolta and Randall, Pike Clark as Mr. Spritecan, and Carlson Old as Rusty Spritecan.

In a heavily edited hour-turned half hour, Aristotle switches to a new microphone to talk with St. Patrick himself about how he came back from the dead, his relationships with other saints and prophets, and his new discovery of the holiday celebrated in his honor. After that, first British king William I, aka William the Conqueror, comes on at first to discuss his idea for a royal family and how it differs from the current one before it is discovered that he actually wrote "Puff the Magic Dragon" as a poem that was stolen. In addition, Aristotle's Irish counterpart, a leprechaun from another universe named Aleister O'Spargus comes on to discuss his universe and his business. Featuring John Jack Daniel Torrence as Aristotle Asparagus and Aleister O'Spargus, Smith Zebulon van Buren as St. Patrick and himself, and Benedict Longstocking as William the Conqueror.

Library owner and descendant of William Shakespeare Derrick Shakespeare returns to discuss his business more in detail, and Aristotle's neighbor Set Kamehameha returns as well. Later, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos comes on to kidnap Aristotle and talk to Derrick about his efforts to surpass him.

Special guest star Steve Berg, best known for his Drunk History narrations, comes on the show to discuss his experiences at DH and the other work he does. Plus, intergalactic agents John Jay Smith and Sam Etic come on to discuss their top secret activities as Intergalactic agents, including the times they pretended to be Michael Jackson and Dustin Hoffman to appear on The Simpsons. Featuring John Jack Daniel Torrence as Aristotle Asparagus, Smith Zebulon van Buren as John Jay Smith, Devlin Dante DiMartino as Sam Etic, and Steve Berg as himself