Jeremy is punished by Boss for his behavior as the boys take a trip you don't need to take, avoiding getting slapped by Choky Ice and discussing Francesco Fanelli's Claudia's Holiday.

Jeremy and Boss look for their Million Dollar Rollerbaby, discover there are no small roles (only small actors), and get banned from the park for life as they discuss Carter Stevens's Rollerbabies.

Jeremy and Boss talk about 90s commercials, eat crackers, and meet the birds of Las Vegas as they discuss Cecil Howard's Spitfire.

Jeremy and Boss repeatedly count backwards from ninety-nine to ninety and learn not to trust psychiatrists as they dig into Fred Lincoln and Sharon Mitchell's A Place Beyond Shame.

By hook or by crook, Jeremy and Boss get into the cheese business and campaign for the abolishment of helicopters as they discuss Roberta Findlay's Anyone But My Husband

Jeremy and Boss try to catch a ride, say hello to some lot lizards, and do a little bit of rat play as they unravel the mysteries of Carlos Tobalina's Carnal Highways.

Jeremy and Boss return to the natural world, discussing rancid chili, Rick Lutze, random acts of violence, and Bob Chinn's Disco Lady.

Jeremy and Boss are joined by Tyler as they remember No Nut November, praise the cultural icon Wayne Knight, and decide their not here for a long time (they're here for a good time) as they discuss Doug Sakmann's Evil Head.

Jeremy and Boss continue Five Weeks of Fright discussing nextdoor cookouts, terrible HR departments, and Naoyuki Tomomatsu's Lust of the Dead.