SID3 QU3ST

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The narrator returns, and the scariest thing in this episode is what Tyler ate. Chris, the Mid-Watcher, is somehow in the middle of two shows at once — Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood and Persona 5 — a man so afraid of finishing anything he started a second anime to avoid completing the first, then declares the Family Guy Halloween special "Super Mega Ultra Mid." Ben, the Nostalgia Lifter, watches the Dodgers advance, rewatches Prince of Egypt and Avatar for the hundredth time, and squats 275 pounds. And Tyler, the Unfinished, finally finishes editing Episode 21, gets defeated by Minecraft decorations, and his own body files a formal complaint against him. Plus: if you could fill an Omnitrix with any 10 aliens, who are you picking?

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Welcome to Spooktober, where the veil grows thin, the ghouls come out to play, and the only thing truly haunting this show is the editing backlog. Ben, the Crooked Builder, watches twelve hours of Lord of the Rings, builds a Minecraft base that betrays him block by block, and gets clapped by Fortnitemares — killed by Ghostface and Spider-Man back to back, after predicting both. Chris, the Guild Cleanser, grabs the last two whiskey bottles for Wolverine's final skin, binges a stranger's entire Xenoverse saga, and goes to the gym for the first time. And Tyler, the Replaced — his old job missed him so badly they hired another Tyler — opens Fortnitemares with FNAF and learns sound effects for the explicit smut. Plus: if animals could talk for 24 hours, which one would expose us all?

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The narrator returns to tales of claws, sweeps, and one very long recording. Chris, the Adamantium Alcoholic, is nearly 100% done with Wolverine — hunting whiskey bottles for a suit unlock while method acting a Canadian rage mutant at the pharmacy counter. Ben, the Sweepwatcher, has the kid gloves off, ready for the postseason like he's on the roster, and takes personal credit for every single Dodgers run. And Tyler, the calm before the crash out, has posted every episode to every media, landed a new job, and now stares down a five-hour recording like a final boss he cannot quick save through. Plus: if you were trapped in any book, which one would you pick — and a father who wanted an open marriage and instantly regretted it.

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The throne is empty, and the narrator has thoughts. Ramon the Banished is officially kicked off the podcast — a walking excuse factory who couldn't answer one simple question, then sent crying voice memos about still having time to game. In his place, Chris delivers a new co-host: Ben, a fresh recruit who benches 250 and watched the Dodgers take two straight from the Giants. Tyler weeps actual tears leaving his co-workers, moves into his new home, and does time zone math like a caveman grunting at the sun. Chris re-kills a zombie dragon he desperately wanted to ride, beats Wolverine in a week, and finishes Steven Universe. Plus: if you could delete one invention from history, what goes?

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Twenty episodes. Twenty gatherings of questionable decisions. And the narrator has finally snapped — Ramon has been demoted from co-host to seasonal event, a creature with time for Fortnite but never for a text. Tyler has surrendered his soul to Palworld, drowned in the editing queue, and survived the diabolical Waffle House, all while marching toward his final day at work, where an old man has sworn to beat his ass. And Chris — running on three hours of sleep — nears the end of Baldur's Gate 3, chases a kidnapped Lae'zel, buys Wolverine, and gets called "ma'am" in the drive-thru. Plus: who is your favorite music artist?

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Ramon completes therapy and immediately uses his newfound wellness to skip the episode, so the narrator gets two adventurers again. YouTube crumples Tyler's appeal and throws it back in his face — no uploads for a year — and he copes by listening to one band for a week straight. Chris inhales Steven Universe to Season 3 in under a month, gets within spitting distance of beating Baldur's Gate 3, and finally beds Shadowheart (in game, relax). Then he accidentally steals a pharmacist's Pepsi. Plus: which minor inconvenience would you erase from existence, and the debut of Name That Game.

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Ramon hand-picks Chris to lead his episode and then doesn't show up, so the narrator only gets two adventurers to judge. YouTube terminates their channel and Reddit bans them over a few seconds of Cartoon Network music, so Tyler rebuilds everything from a fresh Gmail and watches 900 subscribers vanish. Chris loses two hours of Baldur's Gate to the shadow curse, mods himself a nine-companion party, and gets *this* close to romancing Shadowheart. Tyler gets folded by the heat, nearly snaps a board hauling a freezer, and almost takes a rogue piece of metal through the neck. Plus: your favorite childhood Disney movie, and the supervisor who banned typing "BRB."

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The whole party's back and the narrator is already judging everyone. Ramon survives his niece's 2nd birthday, wraps up therapy, starts anxiety meds, moves to the countryside, and drags Chris to Money in the Bank. Chris survives two drive-thru pharmacy boss fights — a silent maybe-cop and a Karen who complained to the manager for absolutely nothing — then mods Baldur's Gate 3 into oblivion. Tyler's smooth brain gains a single point of intelligence and spends it entirely on the social media grind. Plus: a glowing parasite offers you ultimate mastery of any skill for the low, low price of one emotion.

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In Episode 16, Tyler and Chris take the reins for a duo show as Ramon handles family obligations and Viko officially steps down to a recurring guest role. After swapping unhinged life updates—from Chris leaving his pharmacy job early due to a relentless illness to Tyler surviving 5 AM moving chaos, lease tax headaches, and odd inventory at work—the two dive into the core segment: putting iconic Cartoon Network shows on trial. Together, they debate which series stand the test of time and which are nostalgia traps, trading hot takes on the worldbuilding of Codename: Kids Next Door, the repetitive formula of Ed, Edd n Eddy, the fourth-wall-shattering genius of Chowder, the dated tropes of Johnny Bravo, and the nightmare-fuel brilliance of Courage the Cowardly Dog.

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​In this duo episode of Sid3 Qu3st, Tyler and Chris take the mics to hold down the fort while Ramon and Viko are away handling personal commitments and busy schedules.

​The hosts dive into recent life updates, starting with Tyler’s near-miss workplace injury involving a heavy metal storage crate and news about his upcoming move. Chris shares some retail drive-thru headaches, opens up about recent writer's block, and breaks down a scrapped Jurassic Park narrative segment he’d been drafting for the group.

​Later, the duo shifts into gaming talk, venting about sweat-drenched lobbies in Fortnite: Override, discussing Battle Pass skin designs, and sharing impressions of Palworld. To wrap things up, they take on a dinosaur-themed "Sid3 Qu3st of the Week," debating their absolute favorite and least favorite prehistoric creatures—ranging from feathered raptors to the ugly Pegomastax