Trevor had a hard time listening during this episode. Probably because he was thinking about public peacocking, or how not all doors are created equal.

The year is 1827. Love letters are written by candlelight, you can wear a Santa hat to bed, and 10 cents will buy you a ticket to the movies. Also: God’s not real? Very controversial time travel episode.

Small Potatoes forgot to press record the first time. The second time, they explained their disdain for dustpans and took a look into their ancestral pasts. Also, some casual chit-chat about bread.

There's a lot to cover this week: Brita etiquette. Dust traps. Delilah no longer cuts Samson's hair. *** And a Small Potatoes first: They're recording in the same room! Aw, cute. 

This week’s episode discusses proper urinal etiquette, getting drunk at the mall, parking lot trapezoids, Gotye (remember him?), and ice cubes.

The fellas (that’s us) finally get around to sharing their poop scare stories. They talk about some other stuff too, but this episode is mostly just about pooping.

Somehow, Spencer is back. We don't want to talk about it, so don't ask! Small Potatoes discusses crypto, 'hot' versus 'Hot', losing the ability to breathe, and Anthony and Spencer gang up on Trevor. Spoiler alert: He was not happy about it.

Spencer is still gone and the show couldn’t be better. We talk about nature documentaries, beer koozies, bionic Adam’s apples, smoking ribs, backflips, and a whole bunch of other stuff. So tune in.

Trevor's still carrying around paper airline tickets. People love making social media profiles for their pets. And is it too much to ask to get our fruit, fruit-flyless? Oh, and Small Potatoes is hiring a new best friend! Send in your applications for friendship and to be our new co-host. 

Discussions on rolly pollies, shampoo bottles, and creepy coroners! Oh, and Anthony abandons a lost child in need. Is he alright? Is he dead now? Tune in to find out!