In the Stacks with Barry & LaToya

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.

LaToys's been out sick the past few Thursdays so the show has been on an unplanned break. However, the hosts are up to no good as usual as they delve into a discussion about politics and religion.

While LaToya would rather call Barry a Honey Badger he asserts that he's more like the ferocious Honey Badger. Stump the Chump has Jared Baker back in the hot seat for some MLK trivia and Barry is disappointed in Allie Fox.

Barry is forced to watch LaToya's disturbing guilty pleasure, again. Toddlers & Tiaras. On January 4, 2012, there is a Georgia episode titled Precious Moments Pageant 2011. Georgia families featured on the show certainly paints Georgia in a not so good light. Barry still does not approve of LaToya watching the show and makes it known.

The team is back for their first episode of the New Year and they're up to their same tricks. LaToya is preoccupied and Barry has a rant about Jerry O'Connell. Who knows what else they discuss.

After a several week hiatus, Barry and LaToya return to do an episode before the holidays. LaToya's again unpreparedly leaving Barry to carry the show on his pulp writer extraordinaire shoulders. Plus, it's the season of giving and Barry generously gives on Providio Consulting's behalf.

After a week off the hosts return for another show again not sure if it'll be their last. The discussion becomes quite political and LaToya talks about her recent breakup.

LaToya pesters Barry about doing a show today. What she apparently failed to mention was that she wouldn't be there for it. Barry is forced to record his first episode essentially alone and in the end, abruptly walks out of the studio.