This week, Terrance and Giuseppe have a Halloween show and talk about trick or treating, costumes, which iconic horror villain they could escape from, and which movies or shows they watch for Halloween.
This week, Giuseppe and Terrance talk about the position of the butt, the importance of politeness, ask if art should be censored, and a mini story about Giuseppe and a receptionist.
This week, Terrance and Giuseppe talk about the upcoming That 90s Show, stupid “challenges”, if dating out of your league is a real thing, introduce a new segment, and talk about temporary friendships.
This week Terrance and Giuseppe discuss October being the undisputed best month of the year, Giuseppe’s roommate situation, sleep and dreams, and the best way to kill yourself (in order to save the world).
This week, Terrance and Giuseppe talk about how 2022 is already around the corner, if the next James Bond should be a woman, ask why people post fake sympathy stories, and wonder why people can’t seem to enjoy things anymore.
This week, Terrance and Giuseppe talk about Reese’s Peanut Butter “cups”, Brooklyn’s own Michael Kenneth Williams, Nia DaCosta making history, Steve from Blue’s Clues, and how Terrance avoided becoming a product of his environment.
This week, Terrance and Giuseppe talk about what to say when a friend loses a loved one, how Giuseppe used to use the word “honkey” in high school, the Texas abortion law, and which they’d give up, chips or cookies.
Terrance and Giuseppe talk about how they predicted the future last week, try to predict it again, talk about Giuseppe’s harrowing school ID story, and get Jenny on to talk about the difference between flirting and joking.
Terrance and Giuseppe talk about Anthony Mackie taking on the Captain America role, Brendan Fraser, celebrity lookalikes, and why change is hard. Bonus: Michael B. Jordan prediction!
1 hr 5 min
About Need I Say More?
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Every week, Giuseppe and Terrance get together to discuss important topics, their current lives, and random nonsense. And they follow one rule: question everything.