This week’s episode is sponsored by Winthrop Plank’s patented Peel Plaster. On this week’s episode, Keith and Spenser once again open their mail bag to answer some burning listener questions (And by burning, we mean that the mail bag literally caught on fire during the taping of this show.). Once again, it’s the popular segment, ‘All Mail Review.’ Afterwards, we hear an infomercial for Winthrop Plank’s Peel Plaster.

Look out Hollywood! No, seriously, there’s something right behind you! I’m not even kidding. My God, the humanity! It’s… it’s… it’s Hollywood Hitlist 4, and this time, it’s still personal. That’s right Hollywood, Keith and Spenser are coming for your dingus hole and your bingus hole with a fresh hot batch of groundbreaking movie ideas, and this time, it’s personal. Later in the show, Keith shows off his vocabulary; can Spenser keep up? Find out now, in this episode of Debatably Funny.

This week, the boys open the doors to their Watercooler Masterclass, where you learn everything you need to know to keep up at the watercooler on Monday. This episode’s subject? The latest Harry Potter movie, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Afterwards, Keith and Spenser step out of the room and the boys down at the lab hop on mic to try to raise some much-needed dosh.

This week, Keith and Spenser go off on a number of cultural icons in their segment “Agree to Diss; Agree?” Not even famed Renaissance man Leonardo Da Vinci is safe from the awesome power of their Diss Missile. Afterwards, friend of the show Titty Alfredson returns to tell Keith about time travel and what wonders the future holds.

This week, Keith and Spenser discuss what makes a haunted house spooky. Then, they re-open the Gary and Garry archives and pull a tape labelled ‘1908’ from the Hasselhoff chest. What is contained on this tape may be the most shocking historical discovery yet. This is the history they won’t teach you in history class; they won’t even teach you it in “Stuff you missed in History Class.”

This week, Keith and Spenser give the fans what they’ve been demanding—their top 10 Bro Tips on how to make a tasty from-scratch pizza; it’s their hit segment Guyals and Chillbrolations. But uh-oh, something goes wrong in the middle of their list and a very special friend stops by to take over. Later, the boys give you their rundown on “The Issues” for ballers everywhere who don’t have time to stay up on the political landscape; introducing Debatably Funny’s newest segment, Ball-itics.

This week, the boys put a hit out on writers rooms across Hollywood in the third installment of Hollywood Hitlist; if you’re not a millionaire after listening to this episode then you’re in the wrong game. Then, Keith sits down with communist billionaire Marx Zuckernerd, who has an exciting announcement regarding a new social media platform destined to overthrow Facebook.

 

Happy Pranksgiving! This week, the boys are serving up a full spread of gourmet pranks. Keith and Spenser dive deep into the origins of one of the classic pranks of their own invention — the dollar on the fishing line. Afterwards, huge celebrity superstar Rupert Grint stops by to talk about what he’s been working on since the end of the Harry Potter film franchise.

This week, Keith steps outside to check on the weather. Meanwhile, Spenser gets interrupted by Ron Mitchell, a dad who thinks he’s attending a secret meeting. Spenser plays along and ends up down a rabbit hole that goes deeper than anyone could have imagined.

Keith and Spenser kick off the show with a Watercooler Masterclass on their favorite film franchise, XXX starring Vince Diesel. Then, the boys are surprised by forgotten 90s children’s game show host, Kirk Fogg, who swings by the studio to promote the upcoming Legends of the Hidden Temple movie. They go deep with the Foggster, finding out what he aspires to do with his life and just what makes the coked-up maniac tick.