Jack and Steven are back to regularly scheduled programming of the episodes, talking about the upcoming Super Bowl and Tom Brady's retirement, the NYC mayor comparing a cheese addiction to heroin, and, for whatever reason, a lot of stories about homeless people. Enjoy, I guess.

Jack and Steven are back after being gone for three weeks because well, uh, a horrible incident has occurred. We missed last week's episode because Jack forgot to record his audio, so this episode is our "redo" of that episode. Next episode will be out next week, no worries.

Jack and Steven are joined by Angelo to start the first episode of 2022, talking about Jack's new standing desk, the petition that was made to get Steven out of Jack's basement, streamers literally watching blockbuster movies live on Twitch and Jack's addiction to coffee at just 12 years of age.

Jack and Steven are back to finish 2021 off with a bang, talking about this possibly being Jack's last episode using his current setup, the success of the new "Spider-Man: No Way Home" movie, the recent Jake Paul vs. Tyron Woodley fight and Steven getting bashed in the face, potentially twice.

Jack and Steven are back to talk about Spotify Wrapped, the world's largest weed brownie, Elon Musk's prediction of humans receiving "Neuralink" chips by 2022, and Jack's plans to refurnish his room and setup over Winter break. Oh, and Jack kicked a ball in a girl's face once... or did he?

Jack and Steven are back to discuss North Korea's ban on leather coats, Russia's development of "spy rocks" and a tech firm paying fix figures to put people's faces on robots. Other than that, the duo spends half the episode arguing over whether a boat or a car is the best alternative home option.

Jack and Steven are joined by Shania to talk about Apple finally giving users the right to repair their devices, Travis Scott's entire Astroworld situation, YouTube removing the dislike button and China overtaking the U.S. to become the richest country in the world... yep, not a surprise.

Jack and Steven are back to discuss Facebook's focus on the metaverse (whatever that is), a real life version of Squid Game and what that would be like and what we would do if a fan came up to us in person. Oh, also, apparently Snoop Dogg's real name is fucking "Calvin." Incredible.

Jack and Steven are joined by Dennis in the longest ever Unfunny Buffoonery episode to talk about Apple's recent media event, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson running for President (and rapping, apparently), the lack of success from Windows 11 and whether or not to use a donkey or a giraffe as the only mode of transportation. Yeah, it's a fun one.