The crew dives into the two-part “War Zone,” where Walker’s long-lost best friend (who we’ve never seen before) gets killed in the first five minutes during a clown-masked heist crew’s crime spree. From street-racing center-part kids and a muddy helicopter landing to Wilford Brimley showing up like there’s a fire sale on Metformin, the hosts roast every absurd moment.

Highlights include Walker watching old home movies of his dead partner, a shotgun salute that rains ducks from the sky (“I’m keeping this”), Keith playing degenerate basketball instead of grieving, the clowns yelling “suck floor,” and a Hunt Club raid where Walker takes out half the room while Trivette splits the kills.

They lose it over the ridiculous body count, Bolton’s over-the-top evil energy, the rocket launcher on an overpass, and the B-plot with Reno’s kids that drags the episode down. Extras, villain ratings, and a solid four-star group score round it out, with plenty of tangents on Beavis and Butthead impressions, Jeep Swenson, and why Walker loves dropping trauma dumps.

If you enjoy Chuck Norris kicking ass in clown territory, ridiculous coincidences, and the gang mercilessly mocking 90s TV logic, this double-length roast delivers. New Walker episodes drop every Tuesday on the Bad Movies Rule network.

Hold onto your red afro — it’s a full-on War Zone.