This one is overflowing with pointless tangents and diatribes. It makes it seem like maybe having a knowledgeable guest would help us run a show? Who knows?

Jack and Brock talk about how cool Andrew is, and How much Blake polishes the peg.

Jack and Brock flying alone again on this one, we might officially be out of friends at this point.  Blake gets a one on one that ends with a roll in the Hay, Hunter, the short guy with gelled hair and a tattoo sleeve turns out to be a bit of a hardo.  Mike P. Gets to FIRST base, so good for him I guess.

Jack and Brock are without friends tonight as Brock spends most of the episode trying to defend what he thinks Thomas was probably trying to say.  Tre can shut up any time now about other people's business.  Blake Moynes pokes in for his third crack at the bachelorette... though he's late here, and Clare left early.... 3 bachelorettes in 2 full seasons, rough look. (Also he was totally spankin' it when Katie showed up.)

Nick Viall Hosts an Intervention of the Soul, Katie Flips for Micheal A. under the stars(?). Jack get's mad about the format, Brock wants a word with the Sound guy.

Last seasons The Bachelor draft winner Laura joins the show this week to talk about Katie's first dates, "The Right Reasons", a good 'ole fashion Dude Off, and How Micheal P's baseball stats confirm he struggles to get past first base.

Jack and Brock are back, joined on this one by Saruf, to explain the furry fascination and help break down the episode. (mainly because Brock didn't watch and was just a glorified producer.)

Brock Takes a short victory lap about predicting/willing into existance Katie as the Bachelorette, Jack shows how many notes he takes.  

Welcome on back guys.

The final episode of Matt James's season of The Bachelor. 

Brock and Jack fly un-chaparoned on this one, which... makes it interesting to address the overarching issues, But Emmanuel Acho did a fantastic job, and Brock breaks out his inner Alex Jones.

Fantasy Suites, Water Troughs, Euphemisms, Dads and Donald Glover. Brock and Jack stray a few times from the Fantasy Suite story line, but Matt is down to 2.

Elizabeth Joins the show to add some perspective as both an Expert and a Woman, which is nice because Brock and Jack are idiots. We digress... a lot... mainly because the women tell all is very boring. But it is a nice little glimpse into Brock's past, even though it is important to remember Brock has final editing!!!