Knick and James discuss the best way to leave an impression on the youth and then take a look at a problem plaguing mankind for far too long: witches. Later, they talk about death and Hollywood types who take advantage of doe-eyed starlets. But also witches.

Knick and James talk movie trailers, spoilers, and audio books. Later, during a discussion of the upcoming film The New Mutants, the guys discover their unimpressive mutant abilities, then figure out how to destroy the Justice League with them.

After fighting unscrupulous technicians and smuggling Nigerians, Knick and James triumphantly reunite to talk about all the latest exciting movie trailers and nerdy television.

James is stuck in a staff meeting, so Knick is joined by Carole to go over the most awkward part of any human life: adolescence.

James is busy getting busy, so Knick is joined this week by Sunny Weathers. The two of them look back on the embarrassing things they used to hold dear, but spend a large chunk of time talking about Urkel.

James takes the floor this week, bringing with him a topic he eagerly wishes to talk about. Knick concedes that James is the definitive expert in the field. The two plan a documentary of sorts.

Knick and James attempt to discuss the recently concluded Bobiverse book trilogy, but instead take a turn into the dark and disturbingly graphic world of exchanging self torture for automobile maintenance.

Knick and James kick out an episode while Harvey gasps his last overhead. The guys talk about their dreams and the educators that had nothing to do with them whatsoever.

Knick and James figure out what their podcast is, wonder at how disappointing nature can be, and decide what they'd do with millions of dollars.

Knick and James make up for lost time by getting truly truly truly outrageous and geeking out about all the exciting trailers that came out of Comic-Con. Well, mostly one specific trailer. The episode wraps with entirely too much trivia about James.