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Arik improves an idiom, Allen shares a good news fact, Arik shares a grammar fact, and Allen locates your bones.
Arik and Allen attempt a live episode, Allen attempts to store dry ice, Arik attempts to use the word “relative”, and Allen attempts to explain what salt does.
Allen explains why summer exists, Arik outlines a trademark scheme, and Allen betrays Arik with a fishy biology fact.
Allen goes deep on whale ingestion, and Arik explains what’s really going on with dinosaurs.
Our sun proves a nuisance, the former Soviet Union makes a trade, we consider pepper seeds, Isaac Newton considers an apple, mice consider some cheese, rats get exonerated, and we share a superior alternative to implausible.
Women handle backward buttons, Allen handles a lot of feedback about very improbable things, and Arik handles digested asparagus.
Allen saves us from asteroids, Jack Black’s mom saves some astronauts, Allen offends Arik’s sense of probability, and Arik sets the record straight on streetcar conspiracies.
A Portuguese scheme attempts to make counterfeit money real, an American scheme attempts to make walking illegal, and we set the record straight on Australian toilets.
Ancient cultures name colours, algae goes wild, toilets inspire poetry, and we attempt to correct the internet.
Arik makes an important call, Allen explains flavour, Arik invents football, Allen counts smiths, and we discover Ethiopian Time.
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