Danny makes Daniel and Mason feel like alert perverts. Mason and Danny discuss their sudden, upcoming trip to Connecticut/New York. Danny poses the idea of pitting professional sports mascots against each other in a fight to the death. Daniel sings songs where all the lyrics are antonyms of themselves, hurting Danny and Mason's brains. Possibly permanently.

Danny botches this week's intro. Daniel gets over his crippling fear of horror movies. Mason has the crew take a creativity test so he could show off his score. Danny's bruised ego receives a much-needed boost in his final game of the episode.

Mason opens this episode with a fun improv game he found on TikTok, where the trio attempts to understand each other's confessions. Mason went to Vegas, and Danny was left with Mason's dog. Danny has the other two play "Who the f**k am I?!", whilst Daniel closes out the episode with an insanely difficult edition of "Back Words".

Daniel turns Threezus into a conspiracy theory podcast. Mason exposes Danny & Daniel's accents in a new segment called, "Sh*t You Say." Danny leads a hilarious round of, "MadLibs Movie Quotes."

In a rousing game of "I'm a Tree", Danny claims to be a hot nerd. He then tells us about how his first date (since before COVID) went. Daniel quizzes the guys on weird laws. Danny sings hit pop songs in gibberish that the other two must guess.

Mason lost his voice. Daniel doesn't know anything about sports. Danny tries to unscramble mismatched popular lyrics and melodies.

Threezus opens with their own crappy improvised version of “Gaston.” Then they talk about toys and nostalgia. Then they visit “Daniel’s Corner.” Then they listen to "Danny’s Deaf Jams.”

Threezus warms up with a game of, "3 Things!" Mason shares that he is feeling a bit behind. Danny leads "Song Name or I Made It Up," before facing off against Daniel in another "1-Second Song Challenge."

Mason finds his high school trumpet, and then introduces the new game, "Wrong Song Singalong." Then Daniel stops by his corner before introducing a babbling game he calls, "No English-y." Finally, Danny collects some advice questions from our listeners for a game of, "Good, Bad, Worst Advice."

Mason talks about visiting home. Daniel introduces the game of, "Aye, Where You From, Cuh?" Danny leads another round of "MadLibs Slogans."