On this bonus episode of Needless To Say Craig and Dave ditch the other guys and bring in a very special guest -- Raeann -- Dave’s wife and Craig’s cousin -- to talk about their favorite show, Game of Thrones.

That's right, the ruler of Breastaros joins the guys for an in-depth discussion about the show and its horrible fans, making some daring predictions for the series finale.

This week, all four guys get together to discuss celebrity privilege, public perception, the fallacy of (most) charity, and Sally Struthers' rice-sprouting, fly-covered saddlebags. If that doesn't sound like a recipe for greatness, we don't know what does.

Also, Dave has a date with a 9-year old, Craig struggles with pictures of his cousin, Brad spits beer because of Melanie Griffith's lips, and Mike forgets where he is about halfway through the episode.

This week, Brad, Dave and Craig get together to dive deeper into their love of bad movies and worse actors, focusing mostly on those B-list celebrities who we all know by face, but definitely not by name -- the "That Guys" of Hollywood.

Also, the irrational hatred continues, with Adam Sandler and Seth Rogen getting the full Swayze treatment this time around.

This week, Craig, Dave and Brad hang out in the new Studio B to discuss Conan O'Brien's joke theft trial, hack comedians, joke stealing throughout history, and more chat about the "unwritten rules" of comedy. They're **obviously** not the experts, but it's an interesting conversation all the same.

The guys also make "Avengers" predictions AFTER the movie came out, and then get irrationally mean about Patrick Swayze. So there's that. #timing

The guys regroup after the weirdest week in show history to discuss the Notre Dame cathedral fire, religious symbols and overblown charity efforts. Of course, then they make a hard left turn to Game of Thrones, CBD burgers, Japanese drug classes and more. If you expected more structure, you clearly haven't been listening.

The night started out so well... An outline of topics. A well-composed intro about a specific subject. A light and breezy conversation to start the night. Then it went off the rails in all the best ways.

Dave's failures as a father (and a mulcher). Brad's failures in explaining Wrestlemania. Mike not knowing when to say when. Craig's ability to depress us with his memories. Doesn't matter -- the most organized part of the night was when the guys eloquently chat about shatty drawers.

And if you're wondering what the title of this episode means, you're already in the right headspace. Hunker down.

The world has been going insane for years, but we may have reached the point of no return. The guys get together in the Asylum to discuss Kristaps Porzingis, anti-vaxxer morons, measles in New York, denim panties and Elon Musk's rap debut.

Plus, we get creative and name beers after Ruth Bader Ginsburg. (Because that's what insane people do, right?)

This week, Craig, Dave and Brad revisit the topic of celebrity privilege, discussing why certain people, companies and ideas need to just do what they do, and not try to be more than they should. From Jussie Smollett and Rob Gronkowski to Kodak Film, Motley Crue and even a desperate housewife, the guys get deep. Maybe not as deep as Marcia Cross' doctor BFF... but pretty deep.

Also, Craig thinks he's right about English for most of the episode. Proving it's not just celebrities that need to stay in their lane...

This week, the fearsome foursome scrape the bowels of the internet to make new jokes about some really old laws. From horses in bathtubs, to Bigfoot harassment, and a whole lot of jokes about sex and weapons, they traverse the lower 48 for the funniest laws imaginable.

Craig also ruins Yoda for "Star Wars" fans around the globe. But you'll have to listen to learn how.

This week, Dave, Brad and Craig settle into Studio B to discuss the upside of St. Patrick's Day, the downside of "Smallville," the stupidity of Lori Loughlin, and the need to always pack extra underwear. Plus, Craig gives a real-time demonstration of how good Guinness Blonde can be. It's a chill, relaxed conversation ... at least until the guys exceed the legal limit a few minutes in.

(Pro Tip: The last segment is gross. Long-time fans will probably like this part the best.)