It's a thirty-minute show with two best friends who happen to be gay and are not afraid to argue.

It's a thirty-minute show with two best friends who happen to be gay and are not afraid to argue.

A thirty-minute show with two best friends who happen to be gay and are not afraid to argue

This week the boys are back with a bang. After a 6 week hiatus Tony and Casey return having survived the hottest Pride season on record. Also still alive is former President Donald Trump and the boys debate the reality of his assassination. Attempt. The list of those not surviving the boy’s hiatus includes icons Richard Simmons, Dr. Ruth and Shannon Doherty. R.I.P.

This week the boys strike nothing from the record. Marjorie Taylor Green and Jasmine Crockett fight on the congressional floor and Casey likens it to the narrative surrounding the Gaza protest movement which sparks an argument more civil than anything you’d see in Congress these days. Move over snakes, now there are measles on a plane and the boys talk about how gross that is. Elon Musk plans to insert a chip into a second human brain and Tony complains that we haven’t seen enough results from the first chip.

A thirty-minute show with two best friends who happen to be gay that are not afraid to argue.

This week the boys let the dogs out. South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem brags about killing her dog which turns out is a little too maga even for maga. Protests on campuses nationwide have the boys (predictable) arguing but (surprisingly) also agreeing. Kevin Spacey asks to be uncanceled so the boys give some hot takes on The Biz.

Thirty minutes of content from two gay best friends. This week the boys don’t fight once! The Washington Correspondents Dinner is supposed to be funny but to the boys, it’s just a reminder that Biden needs a better makeup artist. Casey is still feeling butt hurt from the first Trump administration and if the Supreme Court grants absolute presidential immunity he’s preparing to get fully blown out by the second. Tony shares best practices for getting out of jury duty and with Tennessee enacting more bad laws the boys share a plan for getting people out of that state.

This week the boys can’t extinguish the flame. A man lights himself on fire outside of Trump’s trial leading to an argument over who can be defined as crazy. A question for women in the woods leads to a surprising answer and the debunking of a misogynistic myth, while a scientific breakthrough has Casey worried about the future of humanity in general and Tony rooting for the end. Very on brand.