The Puncharinas put their marketing hats on so they can talk about marketing. After each bringing their own timeless commercial to make better, Hillman, Mike and Tim do a Mike's Fact Boudior to blow off some steam.

The Punchinos go after one of America's most beloved authors and his only book, Green Eggs and Ham by Dr Seuss. After in-depths discussions about important themes such as the length and plot of the book, Tim, Mike and Hillman play their favorite segment, "The Line-tning Round" and get excited about yet another "Mike's Fact Boudoir."

The Punching-Hags are tired of the gimmicks and traditions of a holiday that's been around way too long.  After updating some played-out monsters, Hillman, Tim and Mike fix Trick-or-Treating and play a new game, "Dinner With The Dead." And they're also trapped in a Saw-type scenario, too.

The Punch-holes got hired to fix Walmart! After figuring out how to open up damn thing, Mike, Tim and Hillman scrounge through Walmart's suggestion box and defend the company from its nasty comments. The work dogs are back!

The Puncheros have an enlightened discussion about art and a guy that did it. After debating the merits of a painter who was a failure financially, Tim, Mike and Hillman go postal on a squiggly painting of a weird sky.

The Punchers attempt to rectify one of the worst train-wrecks of a movie to ever disgrace the silver screen. With fair criticisms like the its unfair portrayal of hyenas and the music's no good, Mike, Hillman, and Tim make a SPLASH with Lion King as the first subject of the Punch Up Podcast.