Coming back from their break Joe and Paul get thrown into a fast moving episode full of easter eggs, dog bones, spikes and bathroom diary pages. Maybe Jerry Horne is supposed to represent the audience in this episode.

Well, we have licence plates on roofs, loan sharks, papers inside bathroom stall doors, insurance case files, a dwarf with an ice pick, loan sharks, a dead kid and Albert cursing Gene Kelly.

Oh and several off topic moments.

Joe and Paul dive deep into episode 6 to figure out what the hell is going on.

Paul and Joe find themselves at an insurance agency and horribly dependent on coffee. They don't want to call Mr. Strawberry about it, but then again they need to find out why a gold wedding was in his body.

Joe and Paul hangout at the Silver Mustang Casino with Mr. Jackpots, before heading off to Buckhorn, South Dakota with our favorite buddy cop team of Gordon and Albert.

Also we find our favorite use of Take Five. ever.

Joe and Paul feel like their watching the sequel of Eraserhead for a little while before being thrown all over the place far worse than Mr. C was in that car crash.

Then we end up taking two rides with Jade to a casino before we meet our personal hero, Albert and his side kick, Gordon Cole.

*Trigger Warning*

Joe and Paul dive into Part 2 of the The Return. Things become much clearer for the both of them as they see the little subtle details that setup the later parts. We find out Mr. C is ruthless and that ****** Ray is holding out, time is not what it seems, and we find out the best way to ingest the Spice Melange.

Also Joe and Paul do not condone Mr. C's behavior.

Joe and Paul finally dive into fresh territory with Season 3/ The Return. They go down all sorts of tangents and jump all over the place because, well, that what this season does!

Also Paul goes off on a way off topic subject: 1995's Hackers.

Joe and Paul dive into the 361 page book by Mark Frost, The Secret History of Twin Peaks. Where we find closure for some of the Season 2 finale, we also find out that a very minor character from the show was actually a big deal.

Also we find out just how important Twin Peaks is in American History?

Joe and Paul talk sycamore trees, scorched oil, and red curtains for what was once the cliffhanger series finale.

Joe and Paul begin to dig their way out of the hole that Season 2 got itself stuck into with the help from three unlikely sources:

A pickle, a horse and beauty pageant.