One of the weirder episode titles for sure. The trio starts with a new improv game opener called "Doo Doo Dah", followed by Daniel's update on his nails, Mason's two new Golden Rules, and Danny's "Box Office Opposites" game.
An abrupt start to the episode catches the trio off guard. The three then dig into a substantive episode of past Spotify polls, Daniel's new job, bad band names, and Daniel's mumbling movie quotes game "No English-y".
As the final episode of their first recording session at their (hopefully) new home of Pod City Studios, the trio tackles games such as "Bad Rap", "Zombie Apocalypse", and "What Am I?", as well as discuss Daniel's big secret.
An episode packed full of games. Bad impressions from Danny and Daniel, a chaotic Mind Meld, a new game called "Mason Sh*tty or Mason Litty?", and a fantastic round of MadLibs Company Slogans. If you like games, this episode's for you.
With a triumphant return to video (on Spotify), the Threezus trio plays "Classic Pair" as an opener, Danny gives a 1-minute interview to Daniel and Mason, and Daniel has the others guess the origin of real superstitions (Wrong Answers Only).
Just like the title clearly portrays, this episode's a weird one. An opening game of "Movie Centipede", Mason talks sharting and then praises Danny's skills, and the trio finishes out with an incredible round of "Shart Tank".
We finally figure out what our Threezus Restaurant would serve, our shoutout roasts Daniel, Mason nerds out about slang, Danny finds out what the others think are over/underrated, and Daniel poses life-altering questions. Well that's quite the compound sentence.
Stupid improv games. Finishing popular lyrics incorrectly. Hot takes about food, Marvel, and morals. Guessing the age of really old stuff. What more could you ask for?
A quick conversation about the overturning of Roe v. Wade surrounded by a lovely sandwich of hilarious games (Firing Line, That Movie Where..., and Word Avalanche).
Absolute hilarity. A mind-melding opener, Mason proving how nerdy he is (though nobody asked), Daniel proving how much he doesn't know sports, and Stone Cold Steve Austin (if you know, you know).
A particularly high-energy episode. "I'm a Tree", bad TV shows we still decided to watch, a confession of things we view as overrated or underrated, and a new game compliments of Daniel.
A lovely rendition of "classic pair", a discussion on Brie Larson, guessing celebrity ages, and determining whether or not these dumb superheroes are made up or not.
Opening with our loudest improv game, Gaston, the trio treat the listener to a lovely roller coaster of games, hot takes, and horrible-yet-good band names.
A fan-recommended game, a deep self-discovery session with Daniel, a movie game loosely based on Human Centipede, and Danny's attempt at seeing how well the other two know their IMDB ratings. An insanely thorough episode to say the least.
A silly one for sure. A hostile shoutout, confessing things we've lied about, a game about Daniel's nerd terms, and an incredible round of MadLibs Famous Quotes.
The title really says it all. Mason proposes that we discuss times we metaphorically "sh*t our pants", Daniel forgets words that start with "N", and Danny has the other two roleplay as him.
Mason introduces Classic Pair (a new improv game), Daniel is finally growing up, and Danny pitches two games; one for nerds, and one for nerds of a different kind.
We're unhinged. Firing Line, a hilariously impatient fan shoutout, funny noises in different languages, Mason revealing that he's producing a TV show, and an incredible round of Shart Tank all await you in this week's episode.
Danny finally moved apartments after 5 years! The new place is sorta baffling though. Mason finds English funny. Danny hosts an incredible round of "Softer, Worse, Slower, Weaker". Daniel gives you a fun fact in case you got nothing out of this episode.
The episode where we find out Daniel is easily the smartest member of Threezus. Bad rapping, a very hard riddle game, and dad jokes galore!
Uh oh, we received our first non-5-star review on Spotify. Mason has the trio profess their anger at frustrating things, Daniel teaches us Korean onomatopoeias, and Danny leads another incredible round of "Shart Tank".
The trio starts things off with a game of Firing Line, Daniel graduates from school (again), Mason makes a new game with "Tune to the Title" (aka Titty Titty), and Danny tests his friendship with the other two.
The 2-year anniversary episode, though we would've all forgotten about it if it weren't for Danny. "Would You Random", "Softer, Worse, Slower, Weaker" and more!
The trio plays a much more negative version of "3 Things" called "Frustrating Things". Danny finds out he's privileged. Mason finds out Worldle stole from us. We finish the episode off with Danny's "Whose Bar is This?"
A multi-course meal of games. A little improv appetizer with "3 Things", a main course of Danny's "Hockey Player Name... or I Made it Up", topped off with Mason's "Wrong Song Sing-a-Long" for dessert!
An episode fully packed with games. "I'm a Tree", "That Movie Where...", and a new installation of critically acclaimed "Shart Tank". Daniel also has the others explain past Instagram photos.
A good one. But they're all good, really. The trio plays an increasingly more insane game of "Categories", Mason probes our brain for number associations, Daniel hosts a musical guessing game called "Woah", and we finish off the episode with our favorite improv game, "Gaston".
The self-proclaimed beginning of Act 2 of Threezus. Danny hosts a verbal version of the hit game, Wordle. Mason pitches a discussion about stuff that got way too famous for the wrong reasons. The group then tops off the episode with some "That Move Where..." and a surprisingly dark "Word-at-a-Time Prophecy".
HAPPY 100 EPISODES! By sheer coincidence, this also happens to be our personal favorite episode so far. So many good moments, starting with Mason's Mind Meld, a recap of our favorite games/moments from the first 100 episodes of Threezus including Danny's "Guess Who Said That", capped off with an INCREDIBLE round of "Speaking Rhythmically".
The episode right before our 100th! Danny gives the crew hilariously bad 1-star reviews of movies, Mason feels creatively marooned, and Daniel has the other two guess how old popular inventions (like the Internet) are.
