Dead Palette is flying solo in this episode, joined only by his mysterious Tulpa, C.F. Comer, as they spelunk into a pair of pastas based on Tomb Raider. What a great way to start 2018, eh?

"Tomb Raider Creepypasta" is credited to Percydercymercy2; "Tomb Raider 3: Game Over!" is credited to SmashBrawlFanfiction.

Surprise! It's Christmas, and David, Dead Palette and Allen are the gift that keeps on giving. This episode is pretty much nothing but holiday discussion, with a NoSleep story tied on like a bow at the very end. We hope you enjoy, and we wish you happy holidays, no matter what you celebrate (or don't, as the case may be).

"'I hear Santa's reindeer outside!' shouted my six-year-old" is credited to BlairDaniels.

The gang has decided to give you your present early this year, with a couple of horrible holiday stories that are sure to bring you tidings of comfort and joy (in one way or another). Meanwhile, enjoy the usual stocking stuffer of a lot of banter.

"Christmas" is credited to CafeLegendary; "Christmas in July" is credited to EmyrealInvective.

Another intrepid Patron has sent us their own story to be analyzed, this one inspired by the concept of Keyhole Fiction - a snapshot of a world without much in the way of explanation. Will the gang find the view enticing, or are they left with a door best left unlocked?

"Viewed Through A Keyhole" is written by Alex Hatzberger.

Our 150th episode should be a joyous occasion, and it is for the sheer dumb delight this story keeps giving your hosts. Maybe the vultures are circling in a more celebratory fashion?

"The Vulture in the Dream" is credited to Ranzenu.

Birds of a feather flock together, and you can count on your usual trio to make a murder as they read this story about a "folklorist" and a vindictive avian. But it also feels like something's missing... What could it be?

"The Vulture in the Dream" is credited to Ranzenu.