Mark and Grant start out as promised last week, discussing Sharknado: The Fourth Awakens. Skip ahead if you don't want spoilers.

Grant brings a Marmaduke comic, wondering how Mark deals with negative people surfacing at random. They dive a bit further into general social interactions.

Mark brings a Thatababy comic to discuss recent progress in paper towel innovation.

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Mark and Grant talk more about fruit and play a guessing game, because Mark bought something new.

Mark brings a Poorly Drawn Lines comic, wishing to see what Grant thinks about looking into the future. They get a bit off topic, veering back into Sharknado territory.

Grant brings a Big Top comic to discuss the wonders of robes. Mark is not convinced, and extrapolates about Grant’s other habits.

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Grant and Mark talk about fruit. You won't believe the deal Grant got on these mangoes.

Grant brings a Drabble comic, while Mark brings a Reality Check comic. What, two comics in a row? Well the script is flipped, as Mark and Grant take their first hack at pop culture review.

Your hosts talk about Avengers: Endgame, giving you the juicy spoilers, and an unofficial love-letter to Tom Holland.

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Mark and Grant talk about notebooks for a while. Why is it is so difficult to use nice things?

Mark brings The Flying McCoys, wondering what Grant's perspective is on college graduation a year later. The conversation gets deep.

Grant brings a Peanuts comic, and asks Mark about people who believed in him in spite of himself.

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Mark and Grant unofficially begin Season 2.

Grant brings a Calvin and Hobbes comic, despite his apathy towards recording. He talks about finding unconventional or creative solutions caused by lack of experience.

Mark brings a Poorly Drawn Lines comic. Grant fails without grace, while Mark wonders what Grant would need to survive alone with his sanity.

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Grant went to a baseball game and was struck by a projectile.

Grant brings a Wallace the Brave comic to ask Mark about his regrets. They also talk about their character development.

Mark brings a Super-Fun-Pak Comix, requesting a defense of Sharknado from Grant. He also asks about a potential butterfly effect in their lives.

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Mark has a solid intro, asking Grant about how to make sure traveling works out okay.

Mark brings a Calvin and Hobbes comic, asking Grant about how the value of money has changed over his life. They also commiserate about the incomprehensibility of student loans and other financial woes.

Grant brings a Compu-toon comic to ask Mark about positive (and negative) personality traits. They discuss self-awareness, friends, static people, and being wrong.

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Grant talks running late and fried rice. Mark talks microphone discipline.

Mark brings an Invisible Bread comic, and Grant fails to convey its contents. They discuss riding in other people’s cars, trust, and sports.

Grant brings The Buckets, because the floor is lava. And other childhood exploits.

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Mark grasps at straws to start the episode, and starts talking about shoes. Grant and Mark swap stories about ripped pants.

Grant brings a Cathy comic to talk about stuff. Literally. It's a problem being unorganized and lazy.

Mark brings an Ink Pen comic to ask Grant about running tips. They also learn about the achievements of a former classmate.

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Grant wants to talk about the heat, feet, and cars.

Mark brings a Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal comic to get on a high horse with Grant, and talk about how people misunderstand what they do and study. It's hard working in STEM.

Grant brings a quintessentially Comical Start comic from Pearls Before Swine to discuss his aches and pains, hoping Mark can help ascertain their cause.

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