The boys take a second stab at their self-proclaimed, worst, unreleased episode. Who says second chances can't be worth while? You will, after this episode.

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The boys accidentally create a traffic-hellscape with pneumatic tubes, casual kidnapping, and surprisingly organized pirate lawyers. These are their stories.

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The boys take a stab at creating a heist team with the most underwhelming evolutionary advantages we could think of. Laughs are had. Some laughs. A few laughs. Is this anything? Let's find out.

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The boys do a deep dive into vampire-lore and ruin all of that too. They try as they might to answer the question of what Dracula would even do with all his free time after living for so long.

Also check out our podcast pals Dead and Watching It! (A Dracula Podcast) they discuss Dracula related films and have a banger of a time hearing each other's thoughts. 

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The boys argue the semantics of what it means for a cat to go bird fishing, a bird to go catfishing, whatever the hell noodling is, and the importance of syntax.

The boys try as they might to imagine a world where the wheel was never invented. Mistakes are made, laughs are had, and a murder most foul is committed. Join us inside of the tram ride of yesteryear. 

The boys take a crack at capturing the essence of a soap opera, and mashing that into a role-playing game suitable for all ages. 

The boys take what limited knowledge they have of everyone's favorite felt friends, and imagine a scenario where they must fight each other to their bitter end. Rated PG for cartoonish violence. But rated R for some swears.

The boys try their best to find what would go well in a Blessed House versus a Haunted House. Spoiler alert: longing for simpler times is basically all they end up with. 

The boys debate what the worst phone is that you'd still be willing to permanently attach to your body. This one gets weird. Like all the other ones. Which I guess is redundant. A more accurate statement would be this one remains the appropriate level of weird for this show.