At last, the end is upon us. Recently promoted co-host Kevin Flynn (Whale Whale Whale) joins Tim and Dan for one final excursion into the depths of Aaron Sorkin's psyche. What they find is a bunch of dangling plot threads that somehow manage to resolve themselves without any of the characters having to do anything. It's what a finale that a more generous reviewer would call "frustratingly optimistic." But wait until you hear our ideas for season two!

In a perfect world, the third episode of a three-part story arc would at least attempt to resolve some of its myriad storylines. But that's not how Sorkin does it, baby! Comedy writer (and official Crazy Christians Two-Timers Club member) Kevin Flynn joins us to ponder this anti-climactic penultimate episode of Studio 60. Simon should for sure be fired! Matt has a bone to pick with George Bush's "megaphone moment!" And over half the cast fails to appear in the episode!

In a cynical attempt to boost their own ratings, Tim and Dan kidnap Tim's younger brother Matt and force him against his will to watch a late-season episode of Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip. Luckily (or unluckily) he managed to get stuck with an episode where not much happens. Sorkin is really treading water on this one until NBC pulls the proverbial plug. Flashback Matt can't help himself with the political humor! Jordan's medical problems prevent her from appearing in this episode! And Simon finally reveals himself to be this show's true villain!

Last week, it seemed like things couldn't get any more heightened. But now Sorkin has added in some kidnapping, ransom, and some much needed flashbacks to the weeks following 9/11. It is truly a recipe for comedy. Joining Dan and Tim for the intro to the K&R trilogy is ClickHole contributor and all around good guy Gabriel Laks. Watch as Danny and Jordan get engaged! The sexual harassment lawyer reveals her black ops connections! And, finally, Luke Scott gets to pitch his 100% Islamophobia sketch show!

With the end in sight, Aaron Sorkin decides to pull out all the stops and literally cram every plot line from every TV show ever into this very cramped Sunset Strip Studio. This week, comedy writer, fellow podcaster, and Tim's co-worker Megan Meadows joins us to discuss "Breaking News," the set up for the penultimate four-parter that will finally end this charade. The ratings are down! Matt gets confronted about his drugs but he's already quit sort of! And, look out Lil' Nate, something is afoot in Afghanistan!

As far as we're concerned, this show has always been a disaster. But this week, Aaron Sorkin claims to be doing it on purpose. Comedy writer Matt Garczynski joins us for a particularly bizarre episode that supposedly brings Studio 60 back to its roots. Which means we get to see some real bad sketches. Matt, Danny, and Jordan are MIA. Cal dabbles in some mid-2000s Islamophobia. And host Alison Janney learns the true value of show business!

If you ever wanted to find out how Aaron Sorkin would handle a #MeToo scandal, trust us, you don't actually want to find out. This week, comedian Tim Barnes joins us for a disturbingly topical episode of Studio 60 that finds our cast of troublesome men embroiled in a sexual harassment lawsuit. Needless to say, it is not handled well! Harriet is busy shooting her teen-murder movie. Simon fails to understand power dynamics. And Matt inexplicably scores a date with a sexual harassment lawyer.

Dan has been hyping it for a long time now, but it's finally here. Tommy Schlamme returns to the director's chair for this drug induced flashback (hallucination?) episode that finally answers the question: Where did Matt Albie find that tennis ball he's always throwing around? Joining us on this timeline hopping adventure is cartoonist and Studio 60-endurer Tom McHenry. Metric Conversion may finally make it on air! Jordan's office has fleas! And holy shit what are we going to do about Y2K!

"We're going to be finished tonight. Don't be scared." This week, comedy writer and new friend of the pod Austin Bernhardt joins us to see what "finished" really looks like in the world of Matt and Harriet. Turns out, it means a lot of arguing. Danny and Jordan make it off the roof and make out with each other's faces. Jack finds new and interesting ways to insult the Chinese. And Matt begins a downward spiral into a possibly interesting plot line!

Finally, we get to see the season's second two-parter, which is technically a three-parter and maybe technically just a 22-parter with the rest of the season. Finally! Onion contributor and Whale Whale Whale host Kevin Flynn joins us this week for the continuation of pretty much every plot line from the last episode, but now with more people in fruit costumes. Matt finally gets some comeuppance. Cal get in trouble with a snake. And Masi Oka is here with Dolphin Girl!