Danny asks fan-requested “would you rather” questions, Daniel gives his favorite fast food orders, and Mason re-writes his “dating profile” using MadLibs suggestions from the whole trio. 

Mason proves he’s a mega-nerd in multiple categories, Daniel mumbles movie lines for the others to guess, and Danny gives a though-provoking (sorta) question to the others. 

Daniel returns from the Motherland (aka South Korea), Mason asks some pretty ridiculous “would you rather” questions, and Danny answers questions with fitting AND unfitting song titles. 

Mason experiences character development, Daniel REALLY wants to start a Threezus professional baseball team (because he thinks we’re good enough somehow), and Danny leads a crazy game of “Who the F*** Am I?”.

Daniel is becoming a buff boy in front of our very eyes, Mason struggles to know how old things are, and Danny hosts a new MadLibs-esque game.

The trio drop some sick fun facts (some true, some not), Daniel talks about how his god-daughter thinks "shoot" is a bad word but "damnit" isn't, and Mason & Danny struggle mightily to find out the origins of famous idioms.

Mason pitches some really awful band names, Danny recaps the recent Spotify polls and talks about his family's new dog, and Daniel struggles through a round of "Song Title... Or I Made it Up".

Daniel turns his life into a video game, Mason tells the story of how he used Daniel’s underwear on a romantic date night, and Danny closes the episode out with possibly the funniest rendition of “MadLibs Lyrics”. 

The trio celebrate Danny’s 30th birthday with a ridiculous round of “Bad Rap”, in which Danny sets Daniel up for complete failure. They then discuss the concept of code switching before leading into a fantastic round of “That Movie Where…"

Mason gets a pocket trumpet as a gift, Daniel has the trio guess signs that were poorly translated in to English, and Danny closes out with a game of “Box Office Opposites”.