Daniel's last episode from South Korea. Mason gushes over his obsession of JRPG's whilst also commenting on how weird some of the features are. The trio poses hot takes in the form of "am I an asshole if..." prompts. Daniel pitches odd South Korean restaurant names, and Mason and Danny have to determine which ones are real or fake.

Yep, you read that title right. Jimmy Fallon had once aired a concept that was eerily similar to our Impersonation Covers, and now he's back again with what seems like a rip-off of our MadLibs Covers. Besides discussing that, the trio also gets into personality types and how relevant they actually are, as well as an insane game of "MadLibs Movie Quotes" (Yeah take that, Jimmy Fallon).

A good one, just like the others. All the way from South Korea, Daniel presents a new game. Mason has the trio talk about weird things they love, and Danny asks incredibly impossible questions that basically nobody can answer.

Coming all the way from South Korea, Daniel joins us from the farthest recording location we've ever had (at least in relation to the Threezus headquarters in LA). Daniel gives us details of his trip, then quizzes us on Korean sayings, which he for some reason expects us to know. Then the trio plays a final game of "Jingle Gibberish".

The trio properly melds their minds, but first they must pass through controversial obstacles. Mason poses a rather random hot take, which leads to further discussion. Daniel pitches movie plots to Danny and Mason, some of which are true, some of which are false.

A good one. All Threezus episodes are great, but... yeah this one is too. Mason discusses his Holiday cooking obsession. He and Danny come to terms with the fact that they've ruined the lives of many children with their content. The trio comes up with their professional Esports usernames, and they conclude the episode with a game of "That Movie Where".

Mason begins with a brain-breaking improv game for the trio, followed by having the other two create potentially true (emphasis on "potentially") facts. The episode concludes with an incredible round of our new favorite game "Shart Tank". Be sure to look out for the release of our new products: Gun Discounts, Wizard Lips, Bible Mud, and more.

Daniel's birthday episode! Mason and Danny blitz him with a "Happy Birthday" in the intro, and he decides to sing along I guess. Daniel has the crew play an even more difficult version of "Pikachu or Pik-achoo". Mason hosts an inappropriate Thanksgiving. Danny closes out the episode with a "Guess That Song/Lyric... Kidz Bop Edition", in which Daniel and Mason freak out about horrible Kidz Bop lyrical substitutions.

Mason and Danny interrupt and derail Daniel's Avengers story to bring you Asian Ultron. Mason hosts a couple of warmup improv games with the boys, and discusses how a podcast (Hidden Brain) unveiled a mental epiphany for him. Danny brings up a repressed memory, and then has the guys play a new game oh-so-eloquently named "Shart Tank".

Danny begins with an incredibly competitive game of "Guess That Acronym (Wrong Answers Only)". Mason talks about his potentially romantic meeting with the director of one of his favorite movies. Daniel has the other two fill in the blank of lyrics for songs they don't really know. It's bad in all the best ways.