Molly, Alan, and Max discuss the double-life-switcheroo of the famous Jett Jackson and his (apparently real) counterpart Silverstone. Oh, and Jett misses prom. Bummer.

In this wild episode, Molly, Alan, and Max discuss what could have been if only the writers had followed the more well thought out plot points they established instead of what we got: a possessed dog from the abyss. 

Molly, Alan, and Max explore their heritage... as well as Kyle Johnson's, who also happens to be a leprechaun!

Contending with the worst villain they have ever faced, misogyny, Molly, Alan, and Max discuss Andrea's fight to compete in her brother's place to secure a sponsorship to keep Carson Racing afloat. 

Molly, Alan, and Max revel in the return to the Spay-Stay as they watch Zenon attempt to circumvent the decay of her beloved home by... finding aliens?

Molly, Alan, and Max discuss Allie's narcissistic personality traits and her crusade to cause a snow day so she can escape writing a creative writing paper for school and, instead, causing a meteorological disaster. 

Molly, Alan, and Max struggle with their own Phantom of Zetus Lepetus as they discuss the corporate ladder climbing Pete and his attempt to manage a movie premiere despite a series of shenanigans. 

In an educational episode (for one of the MAM crew), Molly, Alan, and Max discuss the risky antics of a horror loving Adam and the potential impacts of a union between their mother and a vampire. 

In this philosophical episode, Molly, Alan, and Max consider the arguments for nature versus nurture as they explore why the clone called Twoie is just all-around better than his original human, Will Browning. 

In this wild coming of age story, Molly, Alan, and Max watch as Jamie works through her wildly inconsistent journey with her helicopter parents. (And Alan nearly as a come apart.)