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Alex is off at Camp Quest again, but luckily Junior Beat Reporter/Weather Corespondent Jon Pernisek is here to pick up the slack. Brad is water-boarded by nature. We examine a depressing list of the highest earning comedians/yokel-cunt hillbillies. Mr. Belvedere crosses over with Twin Peaks , we witness what we can all hope to be the last visit from Lame Wendy and Perfect Strangers continues to fill our hearts with joy , we learn about integrity and saying no.

This is a super-special episode friends. Indian arrlines are attempting to save a few bucks via sketchy tactics. We discuss the government sanctioned body-swapping mandates and their consequences. Belvedere attempts to Charles-in-Charge himself and Balki arrives on Cousin Larry's Doorstep in Perfect Strangers. We're bound for better days. It's our life and our dream. Nothing's going to stop us now.

Alex returns with tales of summer camp and 9/11 year olds. We discuss the hilarity of the tornado in Man of Steel and meet a slew of psychotic new friends on My Strange Addiction. Finally after 3 months we unleash Paul Maki via Mackittack 2013: A Game of Preamble and Veto.

With Alex off at summer camp, Chicago Gadabout Jon Pernisek steps up to council Brad through his terrifying transformation into an exploding Magma Man. We learn about circus technology and secret penguin subterfuge going on at the Museum of Science and Industry. Lora Wimsatt tests our patience with her half-hearted tornado memories and a largely exaggerated turtle rescue that unearths shocking homicidal secrets of the past.

It's the Ramjack Wedding Spectacular! We discuss wedding facts, help some people with their Christian Marriages, and learn about find out if our podcast is ready for marriage. We finish our time on the edge of tomorrow and say farewell to the Bayside crew , we watch Saved by the Bell: Wedding in Las Vegas.

It's summer and that means two things a) movies and b) complaining about Damon Lindeloff. We chat about 'This is the End', 'Star Trek into the Lameness', and 'Iron Man 3'. American doctors are monsters that should not be trusted. Marcia gets her comeuppance on 'Mr. Belvedere' and we say farewell to 'Saved by the Bell: The College Years' , we discuss the final bonkers episode.

Alex gives Brad some hard hitting questions from his recent webinar jam and we check in on the vile and dangerous machinations of the dolphins. Mr. Belvedere shocks us , Wesley T. and Kevin fight over a woman that isn't Bianca. Zack forcibly takes his relationship to a new level of unhealthy in the penultimate episode of Saved by the Bell: The College Years.

In this episode of we check out some rad marshmallow technology, get an update on some bleak dramz that hopefully isn't too depressing (and ends at the 1:21:30 if you want to skip ahead) Mr. Belvedere finally shows us George starting his wacky news job and Saved by the Bell the College Years begins winding down with an inappropriately slapstick laden episode chockablock full of people losing their goddamn minds.

Behold the majesty of Captain Bee! We are informed by a social conservative elephant that underage dating is a much bigger problem than we ever realized and it turns out plants have their own internet. Belvedere introduces us to Lame Wendy 2.0 The Return and our princess is in another castle. Meanwhile the Saved by the Bell: The College Years crew continue to practice medicine on the coma ward without licenses.

In this Game-Changer Episode we talk animal facts about Bees and the wacky antics going on at Chinese Zoos Alex forces Brad to watch HBO's “Girls” (because he's a bad friend).  Heather goes up against Savvy Angela in a battle for hearts and minds whilst an Auction puts Belvedere in a straight up “Misery” situation. In a high pressure illegal rave bust Grand Moff Tarkin schemes against the kids on Saved by the Bell: The College Years.