The boyz are hanging with the girlz this week, discussing how Amber and Anna's friendship shined this season. It reflected the mindset of this Love Island cast as a whole, within which female friendships were (or were expected to be) valued over romantic connections.

The boyz are wearing two hats this week as they play a quick pickup game in the past. They dive into the deep end of Survivor: Micronesia (S16 E13), in which one contestant makes an infamous decision.

The boyz take a look at the relationship of our Season 5 winners, Molly Mae and Tommy, and examine what the prize for winning Love Island really is.

The boyz hop onto the court once again to play ball and discuss the Netflix documentary Trust Me: The False Prophet, which follows cult expert Christine Marie and her husband as they find themselves in the company of a man who begins claiming he is the succesor to Warren Jeffs.

The boyz showcase their worst English accents in order to properly discuss the language that has been created within the Love Island universe, and how Amy's relationship with Curtis was informed by the unspoken "rules" of the villa.

Rachele and Coach Chels update Maddy on what the Plaths got up to during Season 8 of Welcome to Plathville.

The boyz look deeper into the discussion of Curtis' "manliness," and question the Love Island girls' potentially misguided search for a "manly" man.

The boyz finished watching Part 3 of the Summer House reunion and immediately took to the mics to share their thoughts. And as Lindsay Hubbard put it so well at the end of the reunion, "Andy, I didn't learn anything. I just feel like we didn't get any clarity."

The boyz discuss Maura Higgins' polarizing entrance to the show and her subsequent trials in finding love, all of which seem to be a possible reflection of Freud's Madonna-Whore Complex.

The boyz and Coach Chels share one thing from each of their Instagram/TikToks that has really taken over their feed.