In this episode, Kyle has us racing from aquafaba (whaaat) to snowman! Along the way Sky stumbles into jelly babies and aspic eggs while Tim talks frozen custard and Christmas.

Photos & Videos we talk about:
42:00 - Eggs in aspic

Memes we talk about:
Spongebob licking chocolateMan licking glass from Gravity Falls

It's our 75th episode! To celebrate, we're doing something special: all working together to hop between three different quarters. Along the way we talk about Sky's bachelor party, terrible drinking games, and why Virginians (including George Washington) are good with the quarterstaff.

Photos & Videos we talk about:
36:40 - The Merry Drinker (circa 1628–1630) by Frans Hals
42:25 - Symposium, with scene of Kottabos

This week we go from Carmen San Diego to the Cuban Missile Crisis! Along the way we:

• Make fun of North Dakota
• Find out that Kyle owns an unopened DVD of The Blind Side
• Learn why Tim (not our Tim) can't go back in time and kill his grandpa again
• Discover that the Pentagon has a Sbarro

This week Sky has us race from cat organ to igloo. We uncover the world's cutest frog, Kyle checks out some singing dogs and Tim jumps from animated penguin to animated penguin.

In this episode Kyle has us go from inflatable castle to gummy bear. Tim dives into the Food and Drug Administration as Sky gets lost in large Pennsylvanian cities.

Photos & Videos we talk about:
33:30 - Dopey balloon man
43:00 - Smurf Parody hats made with 360 balloons

In this, our 71st episode, Tim has us competing to get from slide whistle to Moneypenny. Is the bicycle pump proof of time travelers? Why do the British have so many fish? What is a sliding saxophone? What awful movie codes would a Puritan come up with? All these answers and more.

This episode Sky has us go from Harvey Milk to paczki. Join us as we discover the illustrious history of pieing, get a definitive answer as to whether Twinkies were discovered in a cave, take a snack cake quiz, and explore the chemical makeup and flow index of your common donut.

This week we go from Big Mama Thornton to the Mercury Project! Along the way we learn about Louie Armstrong's lip scars and who IBM's Watson was really named after.

Ready for some badass gothic women in pants? In this episode, Tim has us go from Mary Tyler Moore to Mary Shelley, the author of Frankenstein. Kyle learns all about the Tam o' shanter and the Robert Burns poem that inspired its name, while Sky visits The King and Bob Dylan.

No shame this week: Sky has us try to get from figure skating to flatulence. Along the way we encounter landfill farts, tetrapod fish, Zambonis, and more.

Photos & Videos we talk about:
17:00 - Jackson Haines, considered to be the father of modern figure skating
39:35 - Tripod fish rest on the ocean bottom using three spines originating from the fins