The boys read a letter about earthworm listening habits. After the weekly rhetoric of negativity, they play a round of Rather Wringers involving body odor, search histories and being funny in Mesa, Arizona. The show closes with Proving Grounds with headlines involving Italian anarchists, killer comedians and California Highway Patrol.

Time for the Show returns! In this episode, the crew check in with each other before reaching into the mailbox and answer the first viewer mail of the year. Next, it's a new name for an old bit: "Rhetoric of Negativity" where peas tells us about his desert jeepin' traffic encounter. Fidd leads a new segment, "Time for the Teens" which leaves the others befuddled. Finally, the boys bust in to Proving Grounds with some bizarre headlines from across the world just before peas apologizes.

It's REAL PEAS MOMENTS as Time for the Show takes over the rotating slot on Slack Radio. Closing out a quiet year for SHOW, Reverand peas [sic] takes the audience on a journey through the anals [sic] of time while Fidd Chewley and Doktor Faux discuss the importance of solidarity for the reproductive rights of the indigenous earthworm population. Hermaphrodites? I barely know them/they!

Fidd Chewley and Doktor Faux discuss what Uncle Remus stole from them on Juneteenth eve when radio legend Reverand peas shows up and cranks the show up to "four". Guest hosts Rev. Big Cat and Rev. Negative!

Doktor Faux hasn't compiled any show notes, since Rev. peas doesn't show up, they just decide to work on next week's episode. The two argue what makes a professional sexual predator, the beauty of the fractal dickpussy and the futility of the monarchy.

The guys derail one topic after another about Choo-Choos and America's new Pittsburgh, the state of Ohio. Fidd tells us about our new sponsor McApathy, and we catch up with the hosts before peas tells us how talented and handsome Chris Rock is. Faux makes a joke about Roots.

Showrogan throws the pasketti at the wall and the showbois grab their cherry-picking sticks. Peas leads a conversation about race-relations, after reminding us he has friends who aren't white, in response to the recent diatribe by Dilbert creator Scott Adams. The hosts also banter shortly about media-bias comments by Elon Musk and Woody Harrelson.

Doktor Faux unveils a show designed by the Hypercube Labs Artificial Stupidity algorithm "SHOWROGAN". The showbois come out swinging and take on the computerized show-notes full of what it believes YOU wanted! Fidd asks peas about his week, peas responds with a gripe from Discworld. The guys read letters from a computer that obviously isn't listening to the show correctly, make a quick quip about video-game real-estate, and who should get the first shot at Martha Stewarts drapes.

This episode is the penultimate response to the last few weeks of butt-hurt. Peas makes a wonderful case and Faux agrees to move on while Fidd maintains his composure and runs the boards. The drama finally seems to subside and the show begins to return to normal. Whether that's a good thing or not has yet to be determined!

Doktor Faux enables the Media Shifter and projects an alternate augmented timeline where Time for the Show will follow a petty, vindictive script crafted to poke the bear. While first labeled passive-aggressive, Faux rebukes the claim stating that it is rather directly-aggressive. Fidd Chewley holds the reins and guides the Show into overtime after peas quits abruptly.