This week, Keith and Spenser are joined by a real live (alleged) doctor named Doctor Doctopus. We delve into a little of what makes this strange man tick. Afterwards, while Spenser hides in fear, the Dr. co-hosts the segment, “Prankgiving With All The Fixins,” wherein Keith and the good doctor run down a list of the funniest pranks that can be pulled in a hospital. Greys Anatomy, Scrubs, M*A*S*H, HOUSE, Nip/Tuck, ER are just a few of the shows that are only tangentially related to this episode.

 

Lookout Hollywood, this week Keith and Spenser reveal their latest segment, “Hollywood Hitlist,” in which they rattle off an extensive list of blockbusters-to-be. Hopeful screenwriters, directors, producers, and actors can’t afford to miss this once-in-a-podcast opportunity to get in on the ground floor of the next big thing. And make sure to stay tuned to the very end, where a special treat for the listeners will be revealed.

The tenth and currently best episode of Debatably Funny.

On this week’s episode, Keith and Spenser plan a trip to China in hopes of putting some hair on their dongs. While they’re gone, we dive into the Hasselhoff chest and hear another selection from the Gary and Gary archives, this time from the 1960s. Afterwards, the boys launch the diss missile on pop culture entities: the Harry Potter series, Beyonce’s Lemonade, and the television show Gotham in their segment “Agree to Diss; Agree?”

The ninth and currently best episode of Debatably Funny.

For their Snack Time segment, Keith and Spenser open a special package from Colombia, which sends them down memory lane as they reminisce about their very different experiences living there. Later, Keith sits down for an exclusive interview with the mysterious government whistleblower known only as “The Mixer.” He reveals an astonishing government conspiracy that will have far-reaching implications for decades to come.

The eighth and currently best episode of Debatably Funny.

This week, Keith gets his car washed while Spenser learns how to live without money from an off-the-grid activist named Chaz Kelsey. This week’s sponsor, famed pitch-man Winthrop Plank introduces us to a fantastic new line of products. Afterwards, the boys introduce their newest segment, “All Mail Review,” in which they answer listener questions with their special brand of helpful advice.

The seventh and currently best episode of Debatably Funny.

Keith and Spenser get down to business spreading awareness to all bros and broettes on how to manage a house fire in the most bro way possible. Then an exciting exclusive interview with the legendary creator of the Game of Thrones franchise, after which the boys discuss their take on the first episode of the Season Six Premiere in their “Watercooler Masterclass.”

The sixth and currently best episode of Debatably Funny.

Keith and Spenser start by reminiscing about their salad days when they were young lads having a quality sit on coach’s lap. Then, the boys dig through a mysterious old chest that they found in Keith’s dad’s attic. Contained within the chest (beneath a sea of Fleshlights) is a bounty of dusty old tapes. When they select one labeled “1974,” they discover a recording of some very familiar voices and hear a tale that could completely rewrite the history of hip hop. Afterwards, Keith and Spenser unveil their newest segment, “Pranksgiving With All The Fixins,” in which they reveal the secrets of how to become a world class prankster.

The fifth and currently best episode of Debatably Funny.

On this week’s episode, Keith gets the pleasure of interviewing cyborg and aspiring WWE wrestler, Eugene Harrelson. Afterwards, Keith and Spenser unleash on an American literary classic in their acerbic segment, “Agree to Diss; Agree?” Donald Trump’s people once again make the boys an advertising offer they couldn’t refuse (but probably should have). And a special edition of “Snack Time” finds the boys making the connection between the great milk shortage and King Kong.

The fourth and currently best episode of Debatably Funny.

This week, Keith and Spenser give a spoilie-free review of the genre-defining blockbuster, Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice in the latest installment of their “Watercooler Masterclass.” Then, Keith steps out for a minute, and Spenser talks to Kev Taddeo, an eccentric door-to-door salesmen with some uniquely terrible business ideas.

The third and currently best episode of Debatably Funny.

On this week’s episode, we start by uncovering some details from Keith and Spenser’s shady past. Amongst strange circumstances, Spenser gets visited by an ominous spirit from the woods. Later, Dr. Sigmund Freud stops by to answer a question Keith has been dying to ask. The boys share their top 10 bro tips in an attempt to reach a younger demographic. Then, they take us to school with their flagship pop culture segment, “Watercooler Masterclass.”

The second and currently best episode of Debatably Funny.