A funeral for a lonely man is staged so that the Champ can make a point about the notion of a dead person resting in peace.

The Champ meets up with members of Team Reason to see Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band in concert. References to the Boss's songs are peppered throughout this tribute to the Champ's favorite rock and roller.

During the Feast of Saint Francis, the Champ shows up with a can of worms to have them blessed and lampoons the idea of souls.

Referring to limitations imposed by the laws of nature, the Champ addresses the absurdity of the line, "You can do anything you want if you put your mind to it."

As one of many right-wing authors exhibiting books at CPAC, the Champ (as the creationist Thomas Foolery) uses the Bible to support his book's controversial conclusion.

Remember the bullshitter Sean Spicer? The Champ rips into the former press secretary for being a mouthpiece for his boss, Dishonest Donald, the Bullshitter-in-Chief.

An enigmatic cowboy rides a bull into Malheur National Wildlife Refuge during the Bundy-led militia's armed occupation there in 2016 and talks about who the original inhabitants of the area were -- and they sure as hell weren't the white settlers.

"Mister Justice" slams the brakes on the unethical owner of an auto-repair shop and blows the doors off his claim to provide 5-Star Service.

A celebration for Kim Davis (remember her?) gets spoiled by you know who.

Impersonating a priest, the Champ gives a sermon based on the contention that we all fart the same in the nose of the Lord.