Mark teases a labor-intensive job for Grant, although Grant is intrigued by the actual solution.

Mark brings a Lost Sheep comic. Your hosts fail to stay on topic, but still determine that their respective forms of in-flight entertainment are rather varied.

Grant brings Luann, and Mark is immediately riled up by joke theft. One solid pun later, your hosts actually provide a little insight into the human condition for once.

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Mario Kart and insurance is a great combo for a stellar beginning to an episode. Combine it with a few tales from your host’s past, and you have a recipe for awesome.

Grant brings a Ben comic. Mark apparently misnames a character and unleashes a mild tirade. Grant has to provide an update before the topic of note (index?) cardes is broached.

Mark brings Working Daze. Grant’s potty mouth ensures no conversation happens.

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Come on a journey through the wonderful land of musical instruments as Mark describes his experience of discovery.

Mark brings Bird and Moon. Grant is encouraged to explore the relationships that mutually improve his life. As usual, things go a little haywire.

Grant brings Over the Hedge. Mark has a few choice words about night lights.

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There’s good news and bad news. Your hosts discuss various culinary marketing, while Grant is fine with yet another story before the episode really starts.

Grant brings a Cleats comic. After a game of word association, he has Mark ramble on about intellectual pursuits.

Mark brings Heathcliff. Grant isn’t very imaginative.

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Mark threatens Grant, and Grant threatens to abide by the original threat. There’s a buffet of topics to open the show. Mark tells a literal shaggy dog story.

Mark brings The Grizzwells. What’s in a pair or matching set? Sadness and disappointment.

Grant brings Breaking Cat News. It’s an eerie choice showcasing the synergy your hosts share. This episode might as well be brought to you by Bombas.

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What’s up with those Olympics? What about T.V. antennas? No matter how you watch them, weird sports are cool.

Grant brings a JumpStart comic. After a long aside about identical twins, a positive main topic is revealed.

Mark brings Sweet and Sour Pork. He has a poor memory.

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A gastronomical conversation spans beers, cakes, and movies. Grant’s anonymity is in peril.

Mark brings Poorly Drawn Lines. Grant has a very different sense of direction, and also isn’t familiar with tech marketing from the ‘80s.

Grant brings FoxTrot. He yawns, and your hosts discuss discreet communication.

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Grant has an epiphany, and your hosts discover tilt wands. Who knew that pen and paper products would hold such common ground?

Grant brings a Cathy comic. He tells a story to try and illustrate a point, and Mark’s advice is sound.

Mark brings Nick and Zuzu. Yes, it might be that Galifianakis. Simple is cool.

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Mark is all over the place from the tail end of being sick. Grant hangs in there and does his best to get the intro somewhere.

Mark brings Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal. While excited by his own question, Grant has a tough time engaging at first. It turns out that your hosts are nerds.

Grant brings Heart of the City. Mark regales Grant with tales of his financial wins and woes.

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Excitement fills the air. Play along in this episode’s auditory guessing game! Mark made a mistake at work.

Grant brings Alley Oop, and boy is it detailed. What’s the psychology about decorative and practical choices while renting? Why are Command™ Strips so annoying?

Mark brings Four Eyes. Not really knowing what to talk about, your hosts latch onto food.

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