Richard Johnson, prison guard, is found dead in the electric chair. Executioner Dick Flickman (Mike Mongiardi) stops by to solve it - as does the ghost of Richard himself, now trapped in the body of a horse. Needless to say, the word “dick” is said too much.

Pies are eaten, letters are read, and John Potterman, CEO of the Potterman family and the prison, stops by to talk about his numerous employees, most of whom look like walls.

Seriously, they say dick WAY too much.

When a recruit in the army is found dead, his General (Dave Burke) stops by to try to figure out the crime. They delve into their history (kissin’), and what the recruit may have been doing in a giant hole in the ground.

Seth Rogen happened to be there as well (the base served as the set for Kung Fu Panda 3), so he stops by to share some knowledge, and laugh.

Warm butts abound.

Gord Willing (Matt McCready), famed horse jockey, and 18 time triple crown winner, found his opponent dead at the start of the race.

Naturally, they discuss streetcar marriage, exploding horses, legs made of bees, and the eternal battle of math vs. voodoo.

Defending the side of voodoo is Voodoo Pete, a man who can only talk in riddles, who the boys talk to over Skype.

You might NEVER leave!

When a shirtless, masked teenager is found dead in a planetarium, scientist Veronica Moon (Shannon Lahaie) is brought in to figure out the culprit.

Attention is finally given to the space knife wars, and a star with a very, very funny name.

Astronaut Neill Blomkamp (not to be confused with the film director) talks about the training program run out of the planetarium, involving knives, trampolines, and classic zingers.

Murder bad - Chrysler Good!

When a dried out body is found in the sauna at the local gym, avid gym goer AJ (Filipe Dimas) lends his expertise, a few diss tracks, and a freakishly long neck to the boys to try and get to the bottom of it.

One of the many Skip Ropes at the gym also stops by, and it may or may not be NHL player Nathan MacKinnon in disguise.

Listen as the boys think that the clothing line “Affliction” is a band, and write to them about how embarrassing a mixup that is!

Evelyna Rose (Ana Marija Stojic) was ready to find love - until her date winds up dead at the restaurant. Or alive, until Poseidon drowns him. Or survives that, and then is killed by a coroner doing an autopsy. Let her think for a moment.

Clark Lark, the coroner himself, stops by to offer a contradicting tale, and Griffin must determine who is telling the truth, and who is crazy.

Featuring: Time Travel!

When a man is found crushed by a bookshelf in a library, librarian (and nerd) Ingrid Seacup (Amanda Brooke Perrin) is brought in to help. She talks about her rough childhood, love of eggs, and the other employees of the library (including the oldest man alive).

Another one of the employees, Eric the bathroom attendant, drops by to offer her some toilet paper (his classic flirt).

It's 3 little boys and a horse on today's Killed to Death.

When Dr. Palmera is found dead, his patient Marvin Martin (Nick Nemeroff) tries his best to recount the murder. We find out about his new life - impersonating the victim.

Also, Secretariat - the horse - stops in to break some things.

"Someone did a murder on this grilled cheese man"

It's the day of the Daytona 500, and that means there's a murder to solve. When Jessica and Sarah Broderick (Jessica Greco and Claire F.) find their triplet Parker dead, they try to get Griffin and Steve to talk about the murder.

They are mostly disappointed.

Then, neighbour Maurice 19 shows up, and is very, very flemish.

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Todd Vanderdorff (Alex Kolanko) has a problem at his oil company - 53 employees have been found dead in oil drums. And while he admits that 50 were his fault, the boys try to get to the bottom of the other 3 deaths. Company incompetence? Todd just miscounted the bodies he killed? They find the answer sooner than they'd like!

Blanche (a man) also comes for a visit. He's fed up with Todd's reign of terror in his village, and so is his wife, Stu.

Featuring an appearance by Todd's podcast, Oil Ya Glad to See Me?