This proves to be a winging it episode as the show begins with no official intro. Instead, there's a lot of chatter which includes cell phones, watches, comics, the Kardashians and of course, Lindsay Lohan.

Is it a sign of end times? You may think so as Barry reveals that LaToya has gone to the dark side. She now has an Android phone. Later she has a morbid People in a Minute. Her topics, suicide, child abuse, and the Kardashians. Barry concludes the show with a great discussion on the reboot of a company and a comic series.

It's not that Joel can't drive, he just can't drive to Milledgeville without being pulled over. Barry goes on a rant about a scam he's currently dealing with. LaToya, well, you know LaToya.

LaToya and Barry start the episode trying to figure out the Blue Yeti and as usual blame Joel for the problems. While it seems to be a regular episode LaToya waxes philosophical as she speaks about death.

Barry has meetings to attend given his busy job as System Director so the show was recorded a day earlier. Barry tells LaToya that he hated the last episode title. And so this one she decides to play on that. There's talk about Barry's writing and of course the usual banter.

In addition to The Beatles, Bob Dylan was Steve Jobs's favorite artist. As a tribute to his love of Dylan and as a clever tie-in title, we present to you today's episode. Talk is more about Apple, technology and the new Lindsay, Rihanna. Plus LaToya's still jealous about Barry's new podcast, Ubergeeks.

It's really not what you may think but the title sure does grab your attention! It's the first episode of the seventh season of In the Stacks. Not much has changed. LaToya is still the co-host. As such, there's a lot of banter, Barry affirms that LaToya is a trekkie but she refuses to be called so. Find out why.

It's the unexpected season finale. LaToya repeatedly says she doesn't want to do the show while Barry threatens to find a better co-host.

Barry claims that this is another all about LaToya episode when talk turns to relationships, namely, LaToya's love life. It's a race relations episode, y'all.

Now both Barry and LaToya are sick. He blames her, she blames Joel and so goes the cycle. Somehow talk turns to Victoria's Secret underwear and LaToya seems to take over the show.