The Boys are finally back. This episode opens with the ghost stories that were promised 2 weeks ago. After that Cameron talks about the new Netflix show Tires, while Macaully talks about the show hunters. The conversation then shifts to music and strong opinions about it. The Boys close the episode asking the viewers what is their most bizarre musical take.

This episode opens with Cameron discussing a new thing about himself that he learned over the weekend. After that The Boys discuss fruits and the correct ways to eat certain ones. Following that Cameron talks about John Mulaney and a recent interview with him. This leads to a discussion about small town America and the issues with it. Finally The Boys talk about Netflix and the first people to ever make a basement and attic.

This episode opens with Cameron complaining, as always. This leads to The Boys talking about landscaping and working outside. Following that The Boys briefly talk about their wives and how they like asking things at certain times. The conversation then shifts to sports in which The Boys talk about the NFL Draft. More specifically they talk about the Atlanta Falcons and what they did during the draft.

We apologize for the shorter episode. This episode opens with Cameron immediately complaining about social media. Mainly about parent content on social media. From this Macaully shares some exciting news. Macaully also then talks about how/why he is tired along with Cameron. This leads to a conversation about their wives and Macaully's fun gambling idea. Finally the episode closes with talks about high school and how we all have posted cringy stuff before.

The Boys are back! Macaully opens the episode reflecting on the vacation he took with his wife and friends. Following this The Boys talk about Caitlin Clark being drafted to the WNBA and some of the reactions on social media that followed it. This leads to a slight conversation about sports including the start of the NHL playoffs. Finally Macaully closes the episode with a fun story about some of the shenanigans that happened while on vacation.

This episode opens with The Boys talking about the eclipse and just how amazing it was to watch. After that Cameron gives a Japanese history lesson. The Boys then celebrate the historic loss by Purdue in the national championship. The episode closes with a conversation about embarrassing things.

This episode opens with Cameron talking about the Hiroshima Carp baseball team. After that the Boys reflect on women's minds and how they would love to spend a day inside one. The conversation then shifts towards the NCAA March Madness tournament and a certain team they hate. The episode then closes with a conversation about old people and how they suck at using technology.

This episode opens with Cameron taking a nap and Macaully talking about airline foods. After that Cameron gets on his soapbox to talk about airline foods as well. Following this conversation The Boys then reflect on the power women have to just fall asleep immediately. The Boys then take time to talk about the Shohei gambling story and all of the drama surrounding it. Finally the episode closes with a little note about March Madness and how wonderful this time of year is.

This episode is all about sports! The Boys open with some talks about the NFL free agency that has been going on. After that Cameron reflects on the beautiful Manchester United game that he watched last night. This then leads to a conversation about the upcoming March Madness tournament. Finally the episode closes with how beautiful sports are for people all around the world and the impact they have.

This episode opens with Cameron talking about commercials and how silly they can be in America. This leads to a conversation about commercials in general and how much they have changed over the years. Macaully the tells a story about a trip he recently too with some friends. The Boys then reflect on how great America is at times. Finally the episode closes with The Boys talking about recent projects they have had to do for their lovely wives.