Hyster and The El discuss anti-lockdown protests and the ridiculous ideology around them. Diamond and Silk get booted by Fox News and the U.S. meets its newest threat; Murder Hornets.

COVID Madness, teenage Nazis, pizza pranks and porn. This episode has it all.

The global pandemic continues to wreck havoc around the world, and some researchers try to use Africa as a testing ground. New parents give their twins the worst possible names and the current administration is handling things in the worst possible way. Wildlife begins reclaiming the lands and one train engineer's plans, thankfully, fall short.

The world is in the grips of a major health crises and people are hoarding toilet paper but the Villains are here to help. Like the Suicide Squad or the Thunderbolts or some shit.

Episode 66:

Execute Episode 66

Following the difficult episode on the Wilmington Massacre, the Villains decide to do a much lighter episode. Topics include murder by suitcase, whizzing in coffee machines, escaped monkeys way too much whiskey.

In November of 1898, white supremacists overthrew the democratically elected government of Wilmington, NC and killed approximately 90 Black men, women and children in the only successful coup in the United States.

The passing of Kobe Bryant spawns a tense debate over who gets to craft how we are to be remembered. A university's gift shop's Black History display raises eyebrows and a judge's opinion of a juror cause him to be removed from his position. The "Stripper Bowl" performers get less than they hoped and Erykah baduizm is giving Gwyneth's yani a run for it's money

The original Villains, Maje and The El, talk about the (then) breaking news on Kobe Bryant and a wild week in in the presidential race. Speaking of race; Black people and the police are clashing, again, and a rooster shows how he a'in't gonna die.

24k Gold vibrators, $950 toilet paper and a candle that smells like her vagina... Rey-Rey and The EL try to figure out WTF is going on with Gwyneth Paltrow?

Trump starts 2020 off with a bang and Terry Gilliam is tired of his people being persecuted. (They aren't, tho.) Tensions boil among British Royals while an Australian man doesn't get to keep his tip. And cell phone related injuries are on the rise, which we fully support.