The batteries aren't supposed to get wet.

Season 6 is here! Also, we have video!

In this first episode of a two part series, Ian and Liv talk about the sinking of the cruise ship Costa Concordia. In 2012, a Mediterranean cruise struck a rock bed just off the coast of a small island near Tuscany. The ship, after sinking on an underwater cliff, came to rest while it was half above/half under the water. How did this happen, and how did everyone on board react when the ship began sinking?

Also, Liv claims to have experience as a sailor. Ian bought the drink package.

Doing nothing is so much easier sometimes.

In this one, Ian and Liv talk about a fire that broke out in a coal mine beneath the small town of Centralia, Pennsylvania. What's the kicker? The fire started in 1962, and it's still burning today, in 2024. How did the fire start? Why has it been burning for 62 years? What's the proper way of referring to Pennsylvania state in casual conversation? All will be answered in the Season 5 finale!

Also, Ian still can't find his carbon monoxide detector. Liv has a profound revelation on the concept of human ideas.

You all wanted more content, so here you go! Ian revisits a video game for the first time that he played in, like, 4th grade: Resident Evil 2. Obviously the game has been remastered, since PS5 wasn't around when Ian was in elementary school. Spoiler alert: Ian still sucks at video games.

That's grimoire!

In this one, Ian and Liv continue their discussion on witch trials, witchcraft, and how the both of them would've instantly been convicted of witchcraft during the 1600s. Fair warning, if you have something funny/topical to say, and you're a woman in the 1600s? You're probably a witch. Right? Maybe? History seems misleading and confusing.

Also, Liv's alter ego is Joe Cool. Ian doesn't know how to pronounce French words.

Keep your familiars in line, everyone.

In this one, Ian and Liv keep the spirit of Spooky Season alive as they discuss the absolutely absurd history of witch trials. The Middle Ages were a time where anything was possible, but only if you didn't use too much common sense.

Also, Liv would've been among the first witches to be executed in the 1500s. Ian likely would've negotiated with the devil for the power to cast evil spells.

No good comes from charting uncharted territory.

In this one, Liv and Ian talk about a group of nine people who went on a cross-country skiing expedition in 1959. Sadly, all nine of the skiers would be found dead after they never returned from their journey. How did this happen? Were the elements of nature too much? Was espionage involved? Perhaps aliens? All are a possibility.

Also, Ian becomes overwhelmed. Liv is underwhelmed.

It's all about the space between.

In this one, Ian and Liv talk about an explosion inside of a coal mine, which then caused most of the mine to collapse, trapping and killing the miners working at the time. And, to nobody's surprise, corporate negligence plays a role, as does legal fraud.

Also, Liv is only somewhat claustrophobic. Ian unplugged his carbon monoxide detector.

Warning: Adult supervision required for this episode.

In this one, Ian and Liv talk about a pressurized habitat on a drilling rig that instantly depressurizes, causing instant death for the people inside the habitat. Specifically, their bodies

Also, Liv continues struggling with the concept of PSI. Ian makes plans to buy helium from Walmart.

Introducing Pizza Hut Magneto.

In this one, Ian and Liv talk about the Four Pests campaign. What is it? A 1950s Chinese communist propaganda campaign that was intended to convince the Chinese citizens to kill all of the rats, mosquitos, flies, and sparrows in China. However, this mass extermination seriously damaged China's ecological system, leading to famine.

Also, Liv proposes theatrical performances as a solution to famine. Ian knows the difference between crack and cocaine.

National. Ass. Station. Anonymous.

In this one, Ian and Liv talk about the Challenger, a United States Space Shuttle that exploded during it's launch back in 1986. Despite all of the warning signs in the years preceding the tragedy, officials at NASA proceeded with the launch, which ultimately claimed the lives of the seven astronauts on board. And did you know it gets cold in Florida?

Also, Liv has what it takes to be a rocket scientist. Ian is a shockingly ideal astronaut candidate.