Series Finale

The boys discuss She-Ra and the Princess of Power. They imagine what it is like to be butch lesbians in their sixties, debate whether or not this is a weeabo anime, and dissect the differences between a secret identity and an alter ego. They also claim that My Little Pony has a more masculine fan base than the NHL.

The boys sit down with hilarious comedian and Utah native Xazmin Garza to discuss the newest addition to the Real Housewives franchise - Salt Lake City. They talk about Mormons, their own trials as housewives, and predict a Coach Shah affair.

They discuss religious people, racial prejudice in Utah, and plastic surgery.

The boys talk about politics, famous political scandals, and mukbangs. They invent a new Youtube channel called the Mukbang bus, ponder if Danny Devito is cis-height and more whilst discussing The Good Wife.

The boys discuss a legendary, but not classic sitcom, Taxi which allegedly stars Danny DeVito. They talk about the cab industry, New York City, Michael Vick, and why Jim Carrey freaks them out.

The boys are joined by our producer Devin to discuss the Hulu adaptation of Sally Rooney's hit book, Normal People. They talk about dining hall shopping sprees, the destructive decision to pursue an MFA, and share stories of times they were separated from their lovers.

The boys watch a legendary reality tv show, Bridalplasty, where brides compete for a dream wedding by undergoing plastic surgery contests. They discuss a murder, contemplate their own experiences getting married after plastic surgery, and John Paul opens up about his experience protesting on behalf of Hollywood tv writers.

The boys talk about a classic police procedural, Hill Street Blues. They talk about cab dispatchers, Chicago, and gender divides in podcasting. 

The boys take a rare visit to network television to discuss God Friended Me. They discuss atheism, podcasting, and debate whether or not Christians do more good than harm.

They wonder how God would act on social media and explore the intricacies of small town Facebook groups.

The boys return to their roots of bad reality tv shows and head down to Texas and review the oily boys of Black Gold. They contemplate doing steroids, talk about men with anger problems, and praise the managerial dominance of Hispanic men.

The boys talk about a Goldbergs spinoff about high school gym class - Schooled. They trash Tim Meadows for always being a principal, praise WWF Superstar Goldberg for being a great global ambassador for Judaism, and Jack goes out of his way to bring down TikTok star Doggface.

John Paul talks about why he stopped liking music and Zach talks about how Michael Moore's film Roger and Me inspired him to grow a moustache.