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.

Jeremy and Boss keep going inside people, consider starting a gnomecast, get a hole screen installed, and shrink down to fix a blockage as they discuss Joe Sarno's Inside Little Oral Annie.

Jeremy, Boss, and Tyler learn not to meet their gyros, have interview, research the Air Bud franchise, do some pro-boner work, and keep their eyes on the balls as they discuss John Leslie's Nightshift Nurses.

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Boss and Jeremy kneel in gum, down bourbon and Cokes, try to make 2021 a year of sweetness, and discuss Andy Milligan's Fleshpot on 42nd Street.

Jeremy and Boss climb out of the dumpster, wear Hornet Spice, do some salamandering, discover that they're full of venom, and finish their orange peels as they discuss Carter Stevens's The Mount of Venus.