If you are going to have porn in the Family Video, shouldn't it be for the whole family? The boys ask the hard questions and help Family Video bring the fight to the big streaming services. 

The boys know all about Victoria's Secret from their vast experience of desperately avoiding eye contact with any old ladies while passing by the store in the mall. In this episode, we uncover the many possible dystopian futures that truly are Victoria's Secret.

Have you suffered through the programming that's been playing at the pump? What if instead of word of the day, you got your family together to the gas station to watch the latest straight-to-dvd movie premieres? We know what the people want. We'll be billing you.

This was an episode we recorded right before Stan Lee died and we decided to sit on it till some time had passed. The optics: not great. Anyway, we hope you enjoy this episode where we rebrand Fan Fiction!

The Oscars 91 was last night, and how boring is that? 91? Bleh. This week the boys find new ways for the Award Shows to tighten up their runtime and bring in a bigger audience. Ladies and gentlemen? It's showtime!

Do you like sports? How about beer? Have you ever felt intimidated by the Geek Squad at Best Buy? Introducing the Pleb Squad, where troubleshooting entails kicking the computer and waiting for beeps. We'll be billing you, Best Buy. 

It's time for a vacation from the marketing grind, and what better way to relax than spending time in a fantasy saloon? This is a short taster for some dungeons and dragons content Let's Bring Them In will be putting out shortly. There aren't any plans for this to be a recurring show, but there should be a few episodes that finish this storyline released separately. Stay tuned and welcome to the adventure!

Buffets are often the first to close among food establishments, and the boys aim to give them strategies to solve their most pressing problems.

The boys not only take on Payless Shoe Source, but as a bonus help George R. R. Martin finish writing "The Winds of Winter".

Troubles abound for our nations great communicator, the post office. The boys address the people's most pressing concerns, including stolen packages, long waits, and elitist attitudes, with solutions that may well bring the international community to its knees.