We get a glimpse of George and Richard heyday, as the rock star journalists of 1970s radio news program WWWN.

In the late 1990s, things didn't work out the way George and Richard had thought.

George travels from free sample to free sample, trying to piece together enough sustenance for his too large too hungry too loud too stupid family.

Richard has fallen far from the top of the journalism world to the counter at Tolkien treat dispensery Froyo Baggins.

And the partnership to define the ages is in the depths of its darkest time.

George has a plan for some illegal fun. Richard doesn't think it would turn out well, but nothing, except their usual ridiculous experiences, could prepare them for what they encountered.

George, drinking with sherpas, reaches out to Richard, stationed at an underwater base, to see how he's doing and what he thought about Jurassic Park 3.

George and Richard find themselves on a space shuttle headed for the center of the sun, with stowaways Rob Schulte and Al Jolson.

Ordinarily a journey into the sun would end in certain death, but when are George and Richard faced with the ordinary?

George wonders why they have been called to cover a local barbecue competition, while Richard is simply pleased to eat.

Soon the story that George was looking for presents itself, as does more barbecue for Richard.

George and Richard scour time and space for the elusive cure to the immune disease they woke up with.

There's a lot of bad taste in this one.

Following a long professional drought, George and Richard get a tip about some menacing citrus causing trouble south of the border.

George and Richard wake up in a mysterious time and place, with strange hostile hosts. What will happen to them? Who will save them? Who knows?

George and Richard take a ski trip for the holidays that ends up going worse than anyone but everybody would expect, now with repeated deaths!

That one big holiday figure even makes an appearance.