Outrage Factory

THIS WEEK IN OUTRAGE: women boycotting Twitter, sexy Archie knocks our hometown, after-hour clubs, strolls through Afghanistan. Music: Brand New - 451 Moonraccoon - Runaway

THIS WEEK IN OUTRAGE: A very thankless Thanksgiving, featuring another impotent discussion about gun control, Vegas conspiracy theories, nerds and sauce, animal cruelty, and Dale uses his accents IRL with hilarious results.

THIS WEEK IN OUTRAGE: the boys take on Anthemgate, Crosbygate, Poopgate, ToysRUsgate, SuperNintendogate, and a bunch of other stuff we just appended '-gate' to. It's a partygate!

After a month-long hiatus and seven hours/four attempts to record this episode, the boys totally phone it in for this one. Who cares, everything is pointless, one day we will all be dust. Topics: pumpkin spice pushback, kids on transit, eating humans, Sikhria Law, nude fighting.

THIS WEEK IN OUTRAGE: our woke feminist hero co-hosts discuss normal-sized women, the Google diversity memo, fellow woke feminist Vladimir Putin, early-onset Halloween. This week's theme song: 'Mad World' by Crysis Music

When things get happy, things get weird. This week we look at the things that gave you joy, including ya boi JT, condom disruption, hentai, and the oppressive all-consuming heat. This week's theme song: 'I'm So Happy' by The Salteens.

THIS WEEK IN OUTRAGE: the boys take on suicide slacktivism, lady beers, Game of Thrones cameos, and notorious Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony (we did it!). This week's theme song: 'Having a Blast' by Chiptune Radio.

THIS WEEK IN OUTRAGE: the problematic trend of allowing women to act, national anthem gaffes, Brazilian wax, fighting fire with firefighters who also light fires. This week's theme: 'Break Stuff' by Richard Cheese.

This week in outrage: The Omar Khadr debacle, France vs. liberty, why 'the clap' is called the clap, obnoxious Chipotle orders. Ep. 13 theme song: 'I'm Not Angry' by Elvis Costello

This week in outrage: happy birthday, Canada! You are awful in a lot of ways. Also: way too much Canadian content, U2, Facebook, the wonderful world of toilets.