On the season finale of Mad House, Alan and Jack host very special guests, Johnny, Joey, and Alexi...Stansby--Alan's brothers! Jack, Alan and the boys discuss their recently-titled show, Homecoming, Alan's life living in a dog carcass, the importance of brotherly love, and long overdue library books and long lost mothers. This concluding episode is certainly not one to miss unless you have better things to do! (which we hope you don't)

On this jam packed 11th episode, Alan finally gets his shot at hosting by himself...and immediately blows it. Damien shows up with his ex-wife Madge, and attempts to work through their relationship issues with the help of today's guests: Casper and Pickle Spruce of "Trading Spruces". The Spruce Sisters discuss their swear swapping secrets, as well as the time they swapped parents with their children; Damien still talks funny; and Alan finds unexpected love.

In what many would consider Episode 10, Alan and Jack are visited by former "Mad House" host, Damien Mordoon in a violent reunion that fits perfectly in an episode featuring John & Wayne Gacy from "H.H. Holmes' Homes." Jack, Alan, (sometimes Damien) and the Gacy brothers discuss the tortured soul of Sinbad, the false flag operation that was "Shazaam" and the dark past of Linda Ellerbee from Nick at Nite.

In Episode 9, Jack and Alan bring in foreign hosts: Ludwig von Pimplepopper and Bernard Bonbon Jr. from the hit show, "Warrant for Your Address." It doesn't matter that they're foreign; in fact, forget we even mentioned that! You'll learn a lot when Jack, Alan, and those foreigners talk about guillotining young ostriches, raunchy makeovers, and tasty DIY treats!

The show's cancelled....JUST KIDDING! You'll been in stitches after Episode 8 where prank bros Trent and Brent from "Fixer Yukkers" swing by the studio. These practical jokers pull a couple fast ones on Alan and Jack and discuss the infamous pranks on their show (most of which are murders). We also discuss Alan's medical diagnosis as a dipshit; Jack's second job as a lawyer; and Senator John McCain pops by!

Alan does a whoopsie and invites a host from a different network--whomp, whomp (he was beaten severely for this). On Episode 7, Alan, Jack and Stephen Aspen from "Pub Police" discuss the dangerous reality of fingering in bars; Alan's new life living in a dog kennel; and Jack's legal battles with Sublime.

Hot off the heels of Episode 5 comes Episode 6 because that's numbers, baby! Jack and Alan interview longtime host/producer Root Honeypuckle. Root provides an exclusive look at, "House Hunters: Whodunit?" as well as his upcoming show, "Fatties in the Attic." We also touch on Alan's visits to the "doctor," Jack's biblical traditions, and Mad House's partnership with Donuts!

For all you bushwhackers, tree huggers, and leaf blowers out there, don't miss Episode 5 where Jack and Alan sit down with Barkwood Clearwater Grassdarling from "Better Homes Are Gardens." Alan and Jack get to the root of polarizing topics like plant cum, bears mauling lifeguards at local pools, and Alan's newfound identity as a potato.

Whether you like it or not, Alan Stansby's back and Jack Khaki's alive! Four episodes in and we've got completely different hosts--this is going great! Episode 4 features Alan and Jack interview Gene Capillary of "Second Home." Our new hosts and their esteemed guest discuss topics such as the "creative process," sad clowns that are dads, and the importance of winning jetskis.

Do you like secrets? What about rooms? Well, you're in luck because we got Ben Brown from "Secret Rooms with Ben Brown" on episode three. We chat about Louisiana child labor laws, my ongoing marital issues, and a former UK prime minister. Also you'll meet me, Alan Stansby! This is fun!!!