In this exciting Season 2 finale, Nicolas answers questions on electric scooters, hamburger composition, and parking lot graffiti. 

Nic rigorously dunks on his least favorite director, Quentin Whopperito, scouring the Quentin Forums and watching Quentin's 1987 short film, "My Best Friend's Birthday".

Nicolas shares his thoughts on Denver's Royal Palace Motel and the Stanford Prison Experiment, among other things.

Nic espouses his passion for Frank Herbert's Dune franchise, the Great Sand Dune National Park And Preserve, and the upcoming Front Range Corridor rail line. 

In this special 3-hour extended episode, Nic explains the importance of China's Secularism, the nutritional capacity of beetroot, and the fervent delusions of Gavin McInnes fans. 

Nicolas compares himself to infamous video game schlock director Uwe Boll. Also, an insightful discussion of the relative merits of Star Trek and Doctor Who. 

Nicolas tours the Orwell Foundation's massive back catalog of over 600 videos, and discusses the relative merits of posthumous literary institutions. 

While espousing the virtues of a two-party system, Nicolas visits the website of the Prohibition Party, a third party whose beliefs are so laughable they make the Republicans look sane. 

After having his facial features compared to those of Rocky Dennis, Nic evaluates the deleted scenes of Eric Stoltz as Marty McFly in Back To The Future. 

Nicolas evaluates his competition in the Denver comics market.