Jeremy and Boss podcast from a hot dumpster, drink hot hornet honey sludge, work for the Department of Genital Envestigation, and rush to the antivenom clinic as they discuss William Lustig's Hot Honey.

Jeremy and Boss make PAWGs at the Olive Garden, give credit to Cake Farts, play four player GoldenEye, and ride a Pearl Jammer as they discuss Anthony Spinelli's Cry for Cindy.

Jeremy and Boss hold a seance, become bottom feeders, talk all the hot goss, nominate a new Pope, and get mail returned from a daemon as they discuss Chuck Vincent's Farewell Scarlet.

Jeremy and Boss reveal the true identity of the Big Bopper, pay tribute (once again) to Weird Al, run over trash, make their own pizza bagels, and look for older buns as they discuss Stu Segall's Teeny Buns

Jeremy and Boss forget to keep their cars wet, avoid getting scammed, suspend their disbelief, and get a classic Tommy Lee Jones as they discuss Bob Chinn's Love Slaves.

Jeremy and Boss furlough their managers, hire pigeons as extras, go on heavy dates, and wander into a wampa's cave as they discuss Doris Wishman's Bad Girls Go to Hell.

Jeremy and Boss make novelty songs, take too much cold medicine, get trapped in pipes, and fail to whistle as they discuss Jacky St. James's The Submission of Emma Marx: Boundaries.

Jeremy and Boss enter the Eagle Vortex, crank their whips, open a heavy petting zoo, and learn accordion as they discuss Carlos Tobalina's Her Last Fling.

Jeremy and Boss celebrate Tobalinuary, lose access to Wordpad, learn that real love is not using that hairspray, and discover there's other holes as they discuss Carlos Tobalina's Carnal Haven.

Jeremy and Boss close the book on Jess January by modeling their lives after David Lynch characters, talking the lifetime of bananas, drinking like Canadians, and burning in Hell as they discuss Jess Franco's The Hot Nights of Linda.