Karma. A reunion. Share in Mark’s joy during the intro. And also learn about disc golf.

Mark brings Nothing is Not Something, and asks a question that sends your hosts far away from their intended topic. Movie contracts should be in the mail.

Grant brings a Big Top comic. Mark enjoys magic.

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Your hosts explore their living situations and whether they’re good neighbors. Grant has a lot to say about tolls (and Illinois).

Grant brings Heart of the City for an extended discussion of language and grammar. Mark finds its maintenance a difficult problem, and Grant learns Esperanto.

Mark apologizes for his misrepresentation of Esperanto. He was thinking of Lojban, but the overall point still stands.

Mark brings a False Knees comic. Grant tries to define condiments.

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A non-linear story of a disc golfing adventure starts off the show, followed by a brief discussion of weekend preferences.

Mark brings Overboard to talk tools. Are general tools generally good? Are smartphones particularly useful for anything?

Grant brings a Speed Bump comic to talk free things. Mark doesn’t like obligations.

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Mark’s back in California, and had a bit of a first world problem on the way, while avoiding another. Grant learns a revelation about dirt.

Grant brings Baldo. Mark has his own revelation about GoComics, and Grant is game. Grant can’t talk good, so Mark provides technical support.

Mark brings a Robbie and Bobby comic to talk about hummingbirds. Your hosts disagree.

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Your hosts start with a small in-memoriam. Mark (or maybe Grant) ruins it with an arguably dubious claim. They get back on the rails, and talk about Mr. Freeze.

Mark brings an Eek! comic, setting a dangerous precedent of coming back to a potential topic. How does one appoint a room with art and decoration?

Grant brings Marmaduke, and gets quite surprised that Mark has a legitimate history of sort with keys.

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Mark wants to talk cooking, but digresses on a necessary story. The world needs to know.

Grant brings a Speed Bump comic, looking for insight on white shirts. Mark provides a musical revelation, then gets down to business. Grant was quite the fop.

Mark brings Junk Drawer and a fight ensues about comical representations of dogs (or other animals).

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After a quick skit about upset doctors, Mark gives a technical update. Then, the true point of the intro is reached. A potpourri follows.

Mark brings a Liberty Meadows comic. A bit of conversation about Grant's reading occurs, until your hosts finally get to competition.

Grant brings Drabble. Adults are really obnoxious.

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Your hosts talk TV. Mark learned something about himself, and Grant has a show to recommend.

Grant brings a Baldo comic, prompting a long conversation about pinatas. Mark makes some very confusing statements and wild jumps in logic, and Grant comes along for the ride.

Mark brings Raising Duncan for a quick discussion of MadLibs. What a nostalgic ride.

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Mark needs some physical therapy support from Grant. It's likely the most helpful interaction they've had in three years. There's a strong stance on teenage romance.

Mark brings Back in the Day, hoping to bring Grant back to the whimsical days of balloons in their youth. It seems Grant doesn't have quite the same memories, but super soakers?

Grant brings a Baldo comic. Mark gets to grandstand about his musical setup, which is at least mildly interesting.

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It’s Easter, and oh boy did Grant not do anything. Mark certainly did some things, but that’s less important than a very roundabout story involving bacon.

Grant brings a Monty comic, hoping to put some PopTarts on blast. It doesn’t quite go as planned, and Mark tries to bring a positive twist. Also, pink lemonade.

Mark brings My Dad is Dracula. Laundry hampers are compared.

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