The gentlemen discuss the coolest, hottest, three-year-oldest new slogan making waves in the fashion community, do a little Carpool session of Q&A with the big D, and guess which C-list celebrities think they’re worth the most scratch on Cameo.

Is your movie franchise not working properly? You could call IT, but they’re only going to tell you to reboot it. The Matrix comes back for more, and the gentlemen delve into the geriatric ranting of a famous rocker who might be off his (rocker, I mean).

Edginess is discussed (or is it “edgingness?”), and the gentlemen show their true Chicago colors with a Twitter Bandits that's just chock full of cholesterol, and finally, at long last, we learn just who among our illustrious hosts ranks the highest on the psycho scale.

Grievances are aired in this episode, with a close-to-home-hitting meme getting a thorough analyzation, followed up with an Earotica crossover fic to satiate the appetites of the most ravenous Steve Carrell fans, and topped off with the generation of, and subsequent telling of, various hard-hitting truths.

The gentlemen return from their summer hiatus with another full episode, wherein milestones are celebrated, hasty Pitchmen purchasing decisions are made and instantly regretted, and Swedish curse words are pitted against trendy furniture in a quiz for the ages.

The boys revisit the vape-infused world of Teen-Rex, with a little help from their friend Ghostrighter.
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The boys bring another lil nugget of joy in the form of Craig’s Best, in which five young men long for a life- (and mind-) altering experience, and a cat person looks to recruit more cat people for a cat thing.

The boys introduce a new segment, What Does It All Meme?, in which a unicycle-riding frog brings joy to a pre-Space Jam: A New Legacy world.

Is plastering the face of Phil Collins all over an office considered vandalism? More like fan-dalism! The gentlemen proffer advice for online daters, turn a toddler’s tune into a tale of terror in a new Modern Day Poets, and engage once more with the bowels of BuzzFeed to determine just how awkward they are (turns out, a lot).

Do you want to slam? If so, then welcome to the jam. The gentlemen welcome a new legacy of basketball-themed entertainment, mash together the denizens of a duo of disparate animated properties in Earotica, and spend a little time thinking about what they would rather.