The personal pals review another video game, sort of. This time it's interactive heist film LateShift for the Nintendo Switch by CtrMovie LTD and Wales Interactive. Lots of spoilers in this episode, if you care about that--but you shouldn't.

A useless anecdote about a pachinko parlor.

Time for an EIME machine combo pack! Dave feeds the boys garbled lines and titles from Shakespeare's plays, then adds a bonus round of verses from famous poems. The battle for the title of Greatest EIME Pal is waged!

The personal pals discuss books about writers struggling to write, and why they hate those books.

Aaron dug up some declassified files the FBI opened on famous authors and quizzes the personal pals from his findings. Material gathered from the book Subject: Writers by MuckRock.

The personal pals try and suss out what it really means for something to be "literary" and if that is even helpful as a genre classification. The gang gets a little sidetracked by "YA" as well.

The gang tries to decipher which quotes are from dystopian fiction and which are from treasonous 45th President Domald Tromp after the've been translated from English to Igbo to Maori then back to English.

Brick challenges Aaron to convince him to read a single Superman book. Aaron makes a case for All-Star Superman by Grant Morrison.

Aaron tells the pals about and old man comedian in New Orleans who called himself Mr. Clown.