In what has to be the grossest episode to date, Chrenny returns from a week off with an array of bodily function stories. They also talk Trailer Wars, Kenny’s new gig at “Financial Intermediary”, and the one word you never say around Chris.

Chris and Kenny bemoan the poor quality of upcoming holiday movies. Chris makes a peculiar observation about Kenny, who retires a standup bit.

Chrenny celebrates the 21st ever episode and takes a look back at the Garden of Delights so far, including Chris and Kenny’s favorite moments, a surprise Chrenny trivia battle between two unprepared listeners, and a farewell to Wings and Frasier.

Chrenny goes “No Holds Barred” as the guys shatter the 70 minute mark (sorry) and outline the many events that transpired this week. Topics include Chris’s vocal training, grocery shopping, and “Battle of the Movie Trilogy”.  Also, Kenny gets riled up by elections and unruly standup audiences.

Chris calls out Marc Maron’s WTF Podcast and Kenny touches base with Chris’s wife, Becky, about the Chrenaoke challenge. Elsewhere, Kenny hits Chris with “The Truth, The Dare, and the Tragedy” and lists the only 10 “horror” movies he has ever seen.

Chris and Kenny turn in their Trailer Wars recap a week late and rehash a segment controversially edited out of last week’s episode. Then, Kenny unveils the first ever Chrenny edition of “The Now Report” and Chris talks about his experience seeing “Secretariat”.

This abbreviated episode features a delightful interview between Kenny and Joe Olmstead, Chris’s coach for the Chrenaoke challenge.

Chrenny.com spam comments and Kenny’s recent NY Yankee betrayal hit the forefront, and Chris interviews Kenny’s karaoke coach, Nathan Cox.

Chris and Kenny roll the dice by asking for episode topics on the Chrenny Facebook wall one hour before recording –  then discussing every topic suggested. Also, a brief recap of Chris’s Backflip Wilson stage debut.

Chris and Kenny display a wanton disregard for episode length standards and pummel a series of hapless topics into submission. Victims include the Double Down sandwich and Puyallup Fair, with a Chrenaoke Challenge update and bonus listener Q.