It's our last episode of season 4 and last episode of DnD 5e before we pivot into Blades in the Dark. This week we take on the puppet master episode of Avatar the Last Airbender and try to make one ultimate callback reference. Andrew finally builds his Halloween one shot and Daniel forgets the room where it happens.

This week we break the golden rule of podcasting and talk about SpongeBob. This is an add on to our panel we do at conventions. If you don't know what we are talking about come see us at a convention. Andrew trys to remember Overwatch patch notes and Daniel can't speak Japanese.

Ya'll ever wanna just kill a bunch of stuff, gamble and maybe create a board game that already exists. We pull on Andrew's FPS (First person shooter for those uncultured) knowledge and make the prequel to our last Y2k episode. Andrew explains what a spike is and we learn that Daniel can do math. (But not grammar)

This week we throw it back to the 2000s as we rediscover the Y2K scare and learn tips for maintaining a house in Arizona. At least that's what it was supposed to be, but it quickly fell through. Andrew makes his first call back and Daniel acts like a proud father.

We welcome our new co-host Andrew from Season 2 Ep: 19. Now with a wealth of new experiences and six Pokémon he is ready to take on the Podcast challenge again. This time we focus on Pokémon again as Daniel sends out Rhydon and it's super effective on Andrew.

As we say farewell to our beloved Cohost Daniel we tackle his personal prompt Music. It's as vague and open as it sounds. Daniel learns there are musical genres other than pop punk, while Daniel fabricates memories about Rave Master.

This episode commemorates the first listener suggestion to be implemented on the podcast, as well as the 20th anniversary of the release of the 2002 hit film, Catch Me If You Can. An episode rife with celebration. Daniel determines the most painful European country, while Daniel displays his knowledge of One Piece character names.

We try to make something kid-friendly this week (as in the oneshot is kid-friendly; the episode is the usual filth). Our inspiration comes from the animated kids’ series “Bluey”. Or, more accurately, a screenshot of Bluey minis being used in a game of DnD. Daniel learns chronomancy, while Daniel gets introspective.

If you think about it, Twitter and the abject darkness and cruelty of the Warhammer 40K universe actually have a lot in common. We sing “Happy Birthday” to Darktide this week, as Daniel takes you to his new old-new-old corner to talk the latest in gaming. Daniel creates possibly the world’s greatest homebrew rule, while Daniel learns about legendary war heroes.

We started by trying to make something for Thanksgiving but one of the Daniels is clearly just pretending to know what Thanksgiving even is. What we ended up with is a sort of “Build Your Own Action Movie” system. Don’t ask us how we got there from Thanksgiving – just listen to the episode instead so we can boost our metrics. Daniel takes a trip down memory lane, while Daniel explains multiple Sonic music references.