Paige was a perfect person with a perfect life and nothing to hide, except some heavy duty skeletons in her closet which ultimately led to her disappearance and murder. The crew questions everything that is good and pure.

Richard thought he thought he was meeting his wife for some coitus. He did not get what he expected. The crew gets deep and introspective.

With the lure of the geshe, Michael Roach and his disciplew shows there's nothing in Buddhism saying stab your lover. The crew has a blast with this one.

Living with hiccups for years can scar a person. Trust the crew, they know. When a robbery goes wrong, she finds out she cannot hiccup her way out of this one.

From the 1990's, the deadliest decade, comes a tale of love and deception and self pleasure. The crew delves deep on this one and attempts to resurrect the word "Harlot".

The crew really has their hands full with this one. Framed for murder and prison escape and Canada. Aaron tries his best at accents while Osa excels in the area. Nick apologizes a lot.

Bobbi Jo was a real player in Mineral Wells Tejas. When a party house becomes much more, much more escalates the party.

Instead of describing the episode I thought the alternate titles would work better: "He Drove Truck" , "You Can Talk Them Into Anything" , "I Was Married Once" , "THOTS have WAPS"

Nick took a wicked fall and didn't post this episode for a while. Crime

What happens when a case of mistaken identity kills the wrong meathead? Aaron, Nick, and Osa flex their knowledge and crime solving powers to uncover the truth.