You know what sucks? Zoom audio. But you know what doesn't? Hearing about all the great felonies--ummm--memories that Craig shared with some of his closest childhood friends.

This week, Dave and Brad got a few people to join the call to tell us some of Craig's best, fuzziest moments. From bikes in trees to fish juice in attics, there isn't much these guys didn't experience. Plus, a few listeners and old friends send some birthday wishes of their own.

[HEADS UP! This is chaos at its best. Weird mics, echoes, feedback, etc. New listeners should probably check out some other episodes and come back to this one later...]

This week, the guys drag themselves away from the Thanksgiving table and back to the recording table to cover a few random topics from the trusty ol' skull. And -- because it's NTS -- that means discussions of social justice keyboard warriors, goals for being famous, and how they'd create new holidays.

Also, Craig introduces the world to "Little Boy Day" ... for better or worse.

It's Thanksgiving! (What? It wasn't obvious from the episode title?) The guys are celebrating the season doing what they do best -- being thankful for early holidays, Christmas porn, weird bathroom fears, and Craig's complete lack of motion.

They also completely dishonor Alex Trebek with the worst round of Jeopardy ever played on the air. You've been warned.

This week, the guys adhere to state curfew and virtually discuss Alton Brown's lack of chill, Alex Trebek's lack of breathing, and the likelihood that 2020 will lack memorable holidays. And, because it's Needless to Say, things rarely stay on track, while Dave sounds like he recorded in a corrugated steel room, 25 feet from the other guys.

Yes, there's a meaning behind the title. No, it won't make sense without hearing this episode. From COVID and elections to celebrity defections, the guys recovered from an unexpected "week off" to assess the new normal... for the show, and the world.

(But just in case you think they've changed, remember the name of the episode...)

FIGHT! The guys from Nerd Entertainment Hub are back this week to "take over" Needless to Say. They picked the topics. They controlled the flow. But they couldn't stop Craig, Dave and Brad from being themselves.

The result? A discussion of Marvel movies, Mortal Kombat and old horror that quickly sunk to new ethical lows. With six voices, four Zoom windows and some random echo it may not have been a flawless victory, but it's definitely a funny one.

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A live review of Dunkin's ghost pepper donuts. Table reads of their own homemade horror movies. A discussion of the (second) worst slasher flick of all time. This week, the guys broke tradition... and maybe started a few new ones in the process.

It's Halloween season, and the guys were feeling creepy... but not in their usual, "avoid the playground" way.

The guys are in full October swing, doing their first-ever critiques of fine art and classic film. Their first subject? Greg Evigan and "Deepstar Six" -- a movie full of hairspray, B-level actors and nuclear bombs. Sadly, what it doesn't have is water...

But no movie would be complete without snacks, so the guys warm up by covering three food headlines that will make you think twice about dining in the UK.

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Though it wasn't the intention, after they reminisced a little more about their trip to Maine and reviewed a few funny headlines, the guys got into some hilarious talk about revenge ... including a few incidents they handled themselves. If you want to know what the title means... well, just listen and learn.

On this special BONUS episode of Needless to Say, Craig and Dave accompany Raeann and Cousin Matt into the wilds of Maine where they proceed to... drink like they never left home in the first place.

But to cap off the weekend, they joined their Uncle Mike and Aunt Michele for a fireside chat about things like outhouse bears, ax throwing, whiskey pounding, and -- for some gross reason -- Craig's rancid pillow.