The Raincoat Report

Jeremy, Boss, and Holly get very arty, remember the voice of Psycho, reach for a wraparound, get told by Robert Redford to leave the room, and start a class action lawsuit as they discuss Bob Gill's The Double Exposure of Holly.

Jeremy and Boss keep their jewels elevated, sweat out the sickness, list their favorite Muppets, install folding floors, and get their sacks flattened as they discuss Joseph Sarno's Little Oral Annie Takes Manhattan.

Jeremy and Boss meet The Super Amero Brothers, start up the Raincoat Network, eschew furniture for a dragon's horde, and blow out as they discuss John and Lem Amero's Blonde Ambition.

Jeremy and Boss come face to face with a Principal Skinner, get a rubdown by a Hutt, watch both All in the Family and Soul Train, and tell cross-cultural limericks as they discuss Alfred Sole's Deep Sleep.

Jeremy and Boss rig traps for children, learn that enigmas don't age, go through their supervillain arcs, drink rubbing alcohol, and invest in a lava pit as they discuss Chuck Vincent's MisBehavin'.

Jeremy and Boss learn to respect the stairs, discuss murderers they know, throw a snake in jail, ask to get put down, and try to cool their legs as they discuss Bob Chinn's Hot Legs.

Jeremy and Boss talk "men" movies, learn about ring safety, discuss the history of Rice-A-Roni. eat someone else's picnic lunch, get covered in sand, and meet the Magnificent Seven as they discuss Tony Pastor Jr's 7 Into Snowy.

Jeremy and Boss get thrust into the light, learn to eat bugs instead of Chalupas, try the Chili Surprise, go to a sheep show, and reveal more of Ron Jeremy's crimes as they discuss Damon Christian's Eat at the Blue Fox.

Jeremy and Boss destroy their bodies, poison the well, get Ray Dennis Steckler vibes, sneak in to see Redd Foxx, and react with revulsion as they discuss Carlos Tobalina's Las Vegas Girls.

Jeremy and Boss get lost in the woods, defend their gooncaves with their lives, tell the true story of The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show, and reminisce about season seven of The Simpsons as they discuss Phillip Schuman and Zachary Strong's Randy: The Electric Lady.