It's season finale day here at the Question, Answer, Period studio! The boys are joined by Sarah Jane and Sydney James (High and Dreyfuss) to discuss all things Richard Dreyfuss. Then it's another round of Who Said It, and a final game of Juju, Jujhar or Jar Jar brings it home! Thanks so much for listening, we'll be back with another season soon!

This week, comedians Ashley Burdett and Sasha Mark join the boys to riff on copyright infringement, play a new game that's a spin on a tried and true format, and compete in another edition of the movie-title trivia game Notflix!

The boys have J.D. Renaud and Cathy Herbert on the show to discuss impersonating cops and vaccine summer bops, and play the newest game, "Snack to the Future". Then they round things out with another dynamite edition of Japanese Fighting Baseball or Real Human Person.

The boys are joined by Aaron Merke and Lauren Cochrane to play an explicitly hot round of Punchline Punchbowl, a rollicking game of "You AD Me at Hello" and a incredibly dark match of "Grammy Winner or Slammy Sinner".

Check out Aaron's YouTube channel Aaron Merke - In Character: https://www.youtube.com/user/aaronmerke

And catch Lauren in the new Liam Neeson movie The Ice Road!

Today we are joined by musical comedian Jeremy Williamez and singer/songwriter Dana "Rusty" Matyas. We talk simulation theory, the Tokyo Olympics, and introduce two new games!

Ice Cream Truck: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpAwO6ZN6VM

Dear Brian: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erGztGZ209U

In our debut episode, Harris and Cary are joined by Matt Kay and Kristen Einarson and they discuss Joe Rogan, potential cereal sponsors and made up American sounding Baseball Players.