Walt's suicide of the week returns. TESD discusses alternate war strategies. Music: The Beat Strings - Dreams and Thieves

Walt stalks Git ‘Em Steve Dave. Bry is unintentionally given the royal treatment. TESD poses the question: “Why were the kid’s nuts exposed in the first place?” Music: John Riccardi - Regulator

Walt’s vision of Utopia sounds suspiciously like a dictatorship. The outrageously offensive subject of “White Face” is broached. Q is pegged as a donkey. Music: Orange Willard - Space Monkey

Bry sees a face from the past. A cultural oddity is explored. Sunday Jeff takes on a one-armed bandit. Music: Turnpike Gardens - Figure It Out For Yourself

Suffering from low blood sugar and iron, team TESD takes on witch doctors, absent fathers, present fathers and fresh fruit as they look to the sky for thunderclouds. Music: Mike Jantzen - Getaway Car

In which a NetHeads mourns the loss of laughter before both NetHeads give up on the Pod of 1000 stars and release their chat with TESD and Comic Book Men star Bryan Johnson.

Walt quotes '70s supergroup "Bread". Grandpa Quinn hands down life lessons. Bry is mistaken for a hobo. Music: Millsted - Coyote

Sunday Jeff channels Mel Blanc as Bry and Walt await Q's return from England. Music: Who Hates Milkshakes - Remedial M-Theory

Bry battles a stalker. Git ‘Em Steve Dave is “too exhausted” to read for fifteen seconds. Band: Witch Hazel Song: Land of Phantoms 

Walt and Bry clear the air. TESD Overkill returns with a one-off nightmarish episode.