Hosts Thomas and Kevin navigate their way through absurd challenges, silly trivia, and curious conundrums while letting the segment wheel (and the audience) decide what comes next.
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Laura Dellis breaks into our reality to chat wedding chuppahs, being a part of the American machine, and keeping her Subway order a secret. Kevin goes Afroman while Thomas reminisces about a blanket.
Kevin and Thomas then play a sample of their song “That’s Funny” as they once again throw shade at Jake and Amir before spinning the wheel and getting into the world of crime.
Then the trio chat bad date stories before things get out of hand.
Tim Blair steps off Second City Toronto’s Mainstage to chat sketch with the boys. Tim also reveals he’s been building a spider army and Thomas honours the noble crab as the trio engage in animal combat. Kevin takes Punch the Monkey as his champion.
Then the trio swap loaded vacation stories before Tim gets under the duos skin.
Friend, writer and performer Adam Mastroianni takes a break from ascending mountainous literary heights to look down on humanity with Thomas and Kevin. Thomas has one great day and Kevin returns from a great week.
The trio then discuss moments of signifiant revelation where their world was changed.
Adam then gets the boys to contemplate the multiverse and what versions of them are living their worst lives.
Adam asks the boys to rate their commutes and the FBI shows up on Thomas’ doorstep.
Funny friend Cole Clarke relinquishes all inhibitions and steps into the zone. After learning that Cole was robbed and Kevin was robbed of his peace, while Thomas robbed Kim of her serenity during her bachelorette, the trio chat messages they wish they could unsend.
Cole makes the boys drop some famous names before sharing that she got Nick Fuentes kicked out of an event.
Then the three folks get into the worst gifts they’ve ever given/received.
Friend, improvisor and artist Obediah Freeman joins the fray and checks in with Kevin and Thomas to make sure they’re safe. After navigating the social etiquette of talking during haircuts and massages, the trio dive into a game of Mob Mentality. After amassing a following of people wronged by airlines.
Obediah helps the boys destroy loneliness as they tackle the improv game Speed Dating.
Thomas and Kevin finally make good on a promise and get Davide Montebruno into the fray. The improvisor, voice actor, and funny fellow helps the boys navigate The Opposite Day Clause as they learn what the Opposite of Santa is. Kevin complains about Hidalgo and Thomas is reeling.
They reminisce about Marble Slab Creamery and their work life.
Thomas resists becoming Droz as Davide brings them into the Advertising Game. The trio sling Segments before diving into the lamentations of making their nut.
0:00 Intro and Check In
19:22 Worst Jobs
31:44 The Advertisement Game
40:55 Hungry Hungry Hypocrites
Davide Montebruno:
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Actor and friend Cory Wojcik slips through the cracks and makes it into the show. The trio chat Thermea controversies, binoculars, and Elvis’ test scores. After unpacking their trauma, Thomas performs an ode to Norma Rae. Then Cory decides to use some grade-school tactics on the boys and put them through Emote. Then Cory helps set their sights on Davide Montebruno.
Brad and Chris from the Hill Kings drag their tushies out of Arlen and visit us once again. Brad takes a break from baking bread and Chris steps out on his family to discuss our worst birthday memories before Brad forces us to predict how 2026 will go with his new segment, BRINGO.
The Puzzle-Master Jesse Bergen unlocks the door to the studio and joins the show. After blaming their guest for their inconveniences, Kevin updates the crew on some insane traffic accidents that have happened near his restaurant in Winnipeg.
Jesse makes the boys get their Jay Leno on before the trio slide into Heardle territory once again.
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