The immediate aftermath of the first round of the Chunin Exams leaves the hosts feeling existential, but the Pervy Sage Jiraiya quickly becomes their entire reason for living. The whole gang finally unanimously love Naruto Uzumaki, who apparently just needed to ditch half of the cast of the show and adopt another father to reach his full potential. Liam takes the cast on the strangest (holiest) derailment yet. Kt ships Gaara and The Moon (who is a "she"). 

This episode covers Naruto Episodes 51-54, dubbed. 

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In a monumental tenth episode, the hosts celebrate and honour the podcast’s origins by watching Rock Lee vs. Gaara. Oh, there’s also Naruto vs. Kiba, and the Neji vs. Hinata fight (fight?) happens. Mostly this is a Rock Lee worship episode. You should have expected that.   

The cast of Naruto is a squad of sad puppies. Duncan basically cries about his sweet baby Lee the whole episode. Dom throws back to the preschool days when everyone could be as strong as Gaara. Liam pitches some totally good Alternate Fights. Everybody gets a bit sappy except for Kt who just gets rude. 

Is this peak Naruto? Is it all downhill from here? Let's find out!

This episode of Believe It! covers Naruto Episodes 44-50, dubbed. Go ahead and follow us on Twitter at @believeitcast and Dom's Instagram (where he does, actually, post a bunch of Naruto fanart) at @dm.punk. 

In an episode of Believe It! without any jokes whatsoever, the hosts solemnly discuss their favourite moments of the first few fights of the Chunin Exam tournament. Sasuke still can't read, but has somehow recently learned the word "Avenger" to compliment his Copy+Paste Jutsu. Orochimaru is basically a good guy to Liam, turning Garbage Boyz 2 Garbage Men. Dom has Shikamaru big brain. Duncan reveals his first real Naruto ship (aside from himself and Hinata).  

Sakura and Ino have one of the greatest fights and moments of character development in all of Naruto so far (Dom is writing this so he gets the final word hahaha suckers, Sakura rules Duncan drools).  

This episode of Believe It! covers Naruto Episodes 38 to 43, dubbed. For more ninja fun, follow us on Twitter at @believeitcast! 

In the most unhinged episode of C̶r̶u̶i̶s̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶W̶i̶t̶h̶ ̶M̶y̶ ̶N̶a̶k̶a̶m̶a̶ Believe It! yet, the hosts descend into insanity, chipping away at Duncan's will to live like an Orochimaru curse mark. Liam writes fan-fiction on air, Kt's lovelist gets a last-minute shakeup from a returning Kakashi, and Dom can't stop talking about Adam Sandler. 

This episode covers Naruto Episodes 33-37, dubbed. 

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Some of the hosts have (allegedly) committed Naruto Crimes. The punishments are doled out accordingly: a filler episode, Orochimaru body horror, and more Choji.   

Sasuke hard carries the team through the Forest of Death. Naruto’s belly is so full and his head is so empty. Sakura shows up to the fight, and Dom unabashedly joins the Sakura fandom.  

This covers Naruto episodes 26-32, dubbed.  

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The Chunin exams begin and we’re all riled up — mostly because we’ve just exited an alternate reality. Team 10 who? Join our new Konohamaru fan club and listen along as we meet new characters like some animator's Groucho Marx dad, Te-mami, and sex icon Rock Lee. The lists are long, the judgement is plenty, and we dodge talking about major plot points like it's substitution jutsu. 

This episode of Believe It covers Naruto episodes 20-25, dubbed.

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The gang says goodbye to “Zabazu”, reminisce about 9-foot-long (in bed) Haku, and witness Kakashi’s herd of dogs. Liam has beef with The Great Naruto bridge and proposes a new name. The Anbu are ninja-cops. The love list dies. Join us on our most unhinged episode yet, as we convert our trauma into yet another episode of Believe It! 

This covers Naruto episodes 17-19, dubbed. 

This week, the hosts take a trip to Dumb Bitch City. Population: The entire cast of Naruto. Liam briefly feels happiness while everyone else pays a karmic toll, the “When Does Sakura Get Good” betting pool opens, and you can listen to heads slamming against walls for 45 minutes, if you’re into that kind of thing. 

Could Naruto be... bad?

This episode covers Naruto episodes 14-16, dubbed.

Our hosts discuss the socioeconomic intricacies of the Land of Waves, Inari being an awful rotten child, and the fallout of Team 7's encounter with their most fearsome foe yet, the villainous Zabuza. They also talk dogs ("dogs"?), e-boys, the shonen Bible, and continue their unadulterated simping for unanimous best-boy Haku.

This episode covers Naruto episodes 11-13, dubbed.

The hosts witness Team 7’s first encounter with child-murder-soldier-ninja Zabuza, spitball ideas for a way cooler Naruto, and ponder the ever-important question: what’s a bingo book?

Liam’s a contrarian bitch; Kt simply isn’t watching the same show. Drink every time we call Haku beautiful. Let’s go wild! 

This episode covers Naruto episodes 8-10, dubbed.