Inconceivable!

Scoff and Wonk tackle the baffling and upsetting case of Richard Philips, a man who was wrongly accused of murder and sentenced to life in prison. Through a series events caused by misinformation, poor case-handling, and faults within the justice system itself, Philips spent many years behind bards plotting his revenge against the man who ruined his life (1971-2019).  

In round 6 of this delicious competition, Scoff and Wonk compare poutines from Five Guys Burgers and Fries and Dixon's Public House. Both were delicious, but we had to go with Five Guys for the best classic poutine we have tasted so far in this bracket contest!

Scoff and Wonk tell the story of Karolina Olsson, a woman historically known as the sleeping beauty of Okno after falling into an inexplicable sleep for 32 years (1876). 

This week, Scoff and Wonk compare poutines from Burger King and Original Joe's. This week was a no-brainer...Original Joe's takes home the win!

Scoff and Wonk explore the case of Alice Collins Plebuch and her family. Alice was doing research for a family ancestry project when a DNA kit provided a surprising revelation about her ancestry, and exposed an unknown truth about her father that she never could have expected (2012). 

In round four of the poutine taste-test and bracket contest, Scoff and Wonk compare poutines from Boardwalk Fries, Burgers, and Shakes and A&W. A&W takes home the win in a challenging face-off, and then beats out the Ricky's poutine from last week as well!

Join Scoff and Wonk for another season finale where we discuss three cases of a crazy item recovered from someone's body after a surgery, something that has no reason to be there. Can Scoff guess which of these three stories is the fake one? It may not be quite so easy for him this week ;)

In round three of the poutine taste-test and bracket contest, Scoff and Wonk compare poutines from Swig's Pub and Grill and Ricky's All Day Grill, with Ricky's taking home the win. 

Scoff and Wonk dive into the bizarre historical case of Kaspar Hauser, a young man found wandering the streets of Germany with nothing but two letters in his pocket. Speculation continues to this day as to whether he was a secret prince on the run to escape a number of assassination attempts, a victim of abuse who suffered from mental illnesses which would have gone undiagnosed at the time, or...something even more mysterious and inexplicable (1812-1833). 

In round two of the poutine taste-test and bracket contest, Scoff and Wonk compare poutines from Gator's Pub and McDonald's, with McDonald's taking home the win. Scoff and Wonk then decide that KFC takes the win against McDonald's!