Interns, Cutting Class, Spider-Man and Running So You're Less Depressed

This week, Thomas and Jerome chew on N.E.R.D.'s eccentric, truth-filled track "Lemon."

They also talk a LOT about Army of Darkness, realize Pharell's hat is a tumor, discuss T.I.'s topical arrest and introduce a new segment where they sincerely talk about music they listen to when not dissecting ear worms.

This week, Thomas and Jerome discuss the deceptively upbeat electro-jam "Creature Comforts" by Arcade Fire.

They also talk about depression, the time Jerome was possibly roofied, the importance of A.C. and get a little more philosophical than their shallowness should allow.

They also get down into the nitty gritty of Ke$ha's awesomeness, talk about go-to jokes, hair regrowing like hydra and detail awkward celebrity encounters.

This week, Thomas and Jerome dissect MGMT's sparse and synthy single "Little Dark Age."

They also spend a lot of time talking about a stray alley cat named Slingblade, whether or not there are genitals in Heaven and pitch ideas for rebranding certain diseases.

This week, Thomas and Jerome break down the upbeat club banger "He Like That" by 5th Harmony

They also spend a lot of time talking about the preworkout drink BANG (tm), pregnancy bumps, whether or not the 5th Harmony ladies are bullies and the importance of similar schedules in relationships.

This week, Thomas and Jerome breakdown the deceptively thoughtful summer crooner "Malibu" by Miley Cyrus.

They also talk about what it's like to be a weed deliveryman, why America's Funniest Home Videos is still airing and what it's like to watch movies with Jerome's dad.

Special bonus: Galveston Batman

This week, Thomas and Jerome dig into Fergie's love letter to the 90s known as "You Already Know" featuring Nicki Minaj.

They also talk about David Boreanaz a lot, what it must be like to have Josh Duhamel as a husband and how just because you're a mom doesn't mean you don't deserve to party.

They also talk about whether or not teens actually bang, space and other stuff.

This week, Thomas and Jerome dissect the red-blooded, American horse-powered jam "Judy French" by White Reaper.

They also talk about just how important positive creative feedback is, shame boners, Neo-Nazis at the Van's Warped Tour, sun kissed men walking their young girlfriends on a leash and the best thing a cop could have on their resume.