Marc and Tod discuss Marc's recent haircut and a strange encounter regarding his ethnicity before diving into the 'News Monster' segment. They riff on a series of bizarre news stories involving stun guns, burger-joint births, and underwear-stealing baboons.

Hosts Tod Perry and Mike Cioffi attempt to conduct a remote interview via Skype with Marc Chambers, who is in a hotel room in Kearney Mesa for Comic-Con. The episode devolves into chaos as a heavily intoxicated Marc struggles with a Nintendo 64 and forgets the show's intended topics.

Hosts Marc Chambers and Tod Perry, joined by Mike Cioffi, discuss their recent visit to the Anime Expo in Los Angeles. The episode features the debut of a new game called 'Nerdwalking,' where the hosts bet on whether convention attendees can answer basic sports and pop culture questions.

Relationship Expert David DeMarco sits down with Marc and Tod to discuss the latest installment in his audiobook series: How to Comic Con Your Way To Scoring in 17 Minutes Or Less at the San Diego Comic Con.

The hosts debate the social acceptability of attending concerts, movies, and sporting events alone, sparked by Marc's single ticket to a No Doubt show. The conversation evolves into a discussion on solo travel, specifically long drives to Arizona, and the merits of solitude.

The hosts discuss their pre-show eating habits and fast food preferences before reviewing a list of the top 10 failed McDonald's products. The episode concludes with a listener mailbag question comparing the first two Airplane movies.

Marc and Tod discuss their upcoming trip to San Diego Comic-Con, with Marc detailing his increasing commitment to the event. The episode centers on the unveiling of Marc's newly purchased Spock costume and a debate over whether Tod will join him in a matching outfit.

The hosts discuss their upcoming appearances at San Diego Comic-Con, including their plans to wear Starfleet uniforms. Marc reveals he is using a niche geek dating site to find a date for the convention, leading to a debate on the etiquette and 'red flags' of online dating profiles.

Marc’s thinking of a having a little surgery, Young Republicans apparently find racism hilarious, Iowa’s having second thoughts about a statue made out of butter, teenagers sell naked pictures of their mothers for money and more.

The listener mailbag is a little light this week, but Tod still manages to get propositioned. Plus: did you like Bruno, do you watch The Today Show and what are your feelings on the great Al Roker? Marc, Tod and Salwin share theirs.