Episode 137 features Josh and Ryan attempting to diagnose the rise of domestic terrorism, the correct usage of our collective data, and why Ryan spent three days vomiting.

They also manage to curse Megyn Kelly, cackle with glee over The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, and plead for the life of virtual reality. All in all, not a bad prelude to a horrifying Halloween.

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If you thought episode 136 was going to be mostly about fairytales, opioids, and the Microsoft Courier, you have weirdly specific ideas but you're also correct.

Josh (the birthday boy) is on cold meds and Ryan is all fired up about game developers unionizing so no need to DNA test this episode to know it's a quality installment.

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This week Josh and Ryan are perplexed by Kanye West's iPhone password, excited that James Gunn is joining Suicide Squad 2, and bored by the American Music Awards. They also got their hands on Google's Pixel 3 and the Apple Watch Series 4.

Then it's over to The Outline's features director Leah Finnegan to talk about her celebrity dog, government sieges, and the worst word in all of publishing.

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On this week's Tomorrow, Josh and Ryan catch up on the news, of which there is far too much. They also discuss an ASMR obsessed teen, Mischa Barton joining reality TV, the Spider-verse, Lindsay Lohan's attempted kidnapping, Josh's A Star is Born based Bradley Cooper fandom, and their upcoming Halloween costumes.

Also, Ryan was in a car accident and the country is being run by demons from an 80s hell dimension. This week has been awful but, hey, it makes for a great episode 134.

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This week's episode is jam-packed, with Josh and Ryan sorting through Bert and Ernie's sexualities, Brett Kavanaugh and Woody Allen both being unsavory dudes, Kanye West continuing to Kanye West, and Space Jam.

Then they're joined by The Outline's executive editor, Erika Allen, to discuss The Emmys, astrology, and what exactly is going on with the goths that voted for Trump.

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On this week's Tomorrow, Josh and Ryan discuss Marvel's Spider-Man and his addiction to cops, Aaron Paul joining Westworld, and Cuomo's eye-roll of a primary win.

Then they're joined by The Outline's own Casey Johnston who jumps in to tell us about Apple's latest iPhone update, what the company decided not to announce yet at the very last minute, and why all their products have gotten so inaccessible and boring.

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This week Josh and Ryan talk about Brett Kavanaugh, Nike, and the secret identity of Lodestar before having a small celebration about Twitter finally banning Alex Jones.

Later, in anticipation of the much-hyped Cyberpunk 2077, they decide what is and isn't cyberpunk and Josh mentions seapunk to calm Ryan down about steampunk. Listen, we're all just a bunch of punks.

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On this week's episode, Josh and Ryan have entirely too much to say about Louis C.K., the Cuomo vs. Nixon debate, and exactly why androgyny and denim are the best reasons to be gay.

Then they're joined by writer Eoin Higgins, who drops in to discuss Resistance grifters, John McCain, and why Donald Trump is like a hacked, beat up Android phone. He's also got a pretty great dog.

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If only there were something happening on a national and global scale for Josh and Ryan to discuss this week. Oh wait, literally everything is happening at once – including some insane VMA moments from Madonna, Juice Wrld, and Post Malone.

Then the pair chat with the New York Times' Critic-at-Large Amanda Hess about the rise of fembots, our obsession with hands, and why it's only a matter of time before the Twitter mob comes for you.

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Summer 2018 is coming to a close fast and it's time to decide the official Song of the Summer. That's why Josh and Ryan decided to bring out the big guns in the form of James T. Green, audio director at The Outline. (James also has some thoughts on anthropomorphic cars... it's a thing.)

Also of note: This episode opens with Josh and Ryan having a Hatfield and McCoys style feud over a 45 minute wait – which Nicki Minaj herself eventually steps to settle. After, there's some chat about Android and Aretha Franklin. It's been a weird week!

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