Ever geeked out so hard it made you cry? Yeah, us too. That's why this week the guys join #TeamButts as they talk about the Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker trailer, the new season of Game of Thrones, and how 3D models from Assassin's Creed: Unity may be used to rebuild Notre Dame!

This week the guys talk to comic creators Hoyt Silva and Trey Walker about their new book, LAST STOP – currently available on Kickstarter! It's a deep dive into stories about stories as Hoyt and Trey detail their journeys as yarn spinners, from Trey's challenges with dyslexia to Hoyt's tutelage under comics legend Brian Stelfreze and more!

This week the guys travel from Oxford, England to the trash cans of the rich and famous! After a horrendous week of setbacks, the IP crew finally got together long-distance to talk about the new Twilight Zone show and regale the saga of Britains favorite shark!

In this special preview episode of the Patreon-exclusive bonus show, Internet Picnic: Offline, the guys look at the Internet's past and future – exploring their embarrassing Myspace pages, venturing into the heated battles of #BagelGate, and visiting the online garbage market that is Wish.com. If you want more episodes of Offline, you can support the show at www.Patreon.com/InternetPicnic

This week, an age-old question is finally answered... What did Cliff's Myspace page look like? Oh, and we talk about Jack the Ripper, too. Plus: A huge announcement, Batman's birthday, Brad's Walking Dead review, and more!

Kenny Biddle used to believe in ghosts. Now he's a skeptic, traveling the country investigating paranormal claims through the lens of science and writing about his findings online – and this week he's in the Internet Picnic studio! Join the guys for an in-depth chat about Kenny's work and what made him turn from believer to skeptic.

This week the guys are LIVE from the floor of NC Comicon: Raleigh 2019! They sat down during a packed weekend of panels and geekery to talk James Gunn's rehiring to the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise, Nic Cage's most iconic roles, and Nathan Pyle's Strange Planet webcomic.

Internet Picnic is back! At last the new season you've all been waiting for has arrived... Well, the one without dragons anyway. This week the guys talk about Alex Trebek's heartbreaking announcement on Jeopardy, a Star Wars heist unlike any the galaxy has ever seen, and what happens when a million bloodthirsty bats are unleashed on Austin, Texas. Yeah, really.

This is it: The episode people will point to for the next twenty years and say, "Gah, remember when Internet Picnic was good?!" And the masses will answer, "No..." Nonetheless! This week the guys talk about art criticism through the horn-rimmed lenses of one of the greatest (or most disappointing, depending on who you ask) bands of all time: Weezer! Plus: Brad tells a story about how Netflix's NARCOS has invaded his wife's brain, and Cliff announces a brief Internet Picnic hiatus.

This week, Cliff actually watched something! A review of The Haunting of Hill House leads to a discussion of Netflix, Bandersnatch, and the future of storytelling in the streaming age. Plus: Did Netflix steal our Space Force idea?! (Spoilers: Probably not.) Other topics include M. Night Shyamalan puns and Carl Jung's The Red Book (yes, really).