Danny stumbles through an opening game of “Pinky Stinky”, Mason visits an old-timey cobbler, and Daniel calls Mason out for making him look bad in a previous episode.
One of us is incredibly under the weather, Danny asks Mason to review Wicked, and Mason hosts a game of determining the meaning of silly-sounding words.
Mason gets glasses, Daniel recants the messed up history of Thanksgiving, and Danny reviews Wicked.
Daniel plays a new game, Mason questions the intelligence of Call of Duty players, and Danny forces a 1-minute Chain Challenge rematch.
Danny hosts a 1-minute chain challenge, Daniel helps cure cancer, and Mason makes us all feel a little bit dumb.
Danny’s audio didn’t save somehow and was forced to re-record himself, Mason tests his Harry Potter knowledge yet again, and Daniel has us question what’s real science and what’s Science Fiction.
Mason tells a pretty gross story, and the trio pitches arguably the worst products ever in a game of “Shart Tank”.
Mason tells us about how horrible he is in other people’s dreams and hosts a game of FMK, Daniel asks for wrong answers, and Danny slowly goes insane.
Daniel apparently doesn’t know what his eye doctor looks like, Mason needs to visit one, and Danny hosts a Halloween song edition of MadLibs.
Danny gets scared at Halloween Horror Nights, and Mason embarks on a new level of “Unfair Trivia” with the others.
The trio receives their first 1-star review, Mason complains about lame corporate meetings, and Daniel blows everyone’s minds with a riddle-based “What Am I?"
In a game-filled episode, the trio discusses how they wipe their butts, play a game of “Pop Culture Opposites”, and test their connection in a ridiculous round of “Wavelength”.
The trio plays a very lackluster rendition of “Mind Meld”, talk jobs they had and either liked or hated, and attempts to impart word-at-a-time wisdom on you, the listener.
We’re back in person for two episodes! Mason backtracks during a game of Gaston, Daniel escapes from a wildfire, and Danny hosts a battle of IMDB scores.
Danny gets roasted and asks about classic movies the trio hasn’t seen, Mason forces us to sing, and Daniel questions our knowledge of Gen Z slang.
The trio hops into a game-filled episode including “I’m a Tree”, “No English-y”, and of course “Unfair Trivia”.
The trio begin with a very chaotic round of “No You’re Thinking of…”, Mason pitches horror movie concepts/feelings, Daniel talks politics, and Danny hosts the Spanish-speaking version of “Tresus”.
The trio talk classic pairs, specifically ones they’re embarrassed about, and then proceed to recap the Olympics in the dumbest possible way.
Mason hosts a game where the other two guess English words from their Chinese counterparts, and Danny hosts a series of completely random MadLibs.
The trio provides word-at-a-time proverbs, Mason hosts another unbelievable round of Unfair Trivia, and Danny pits bad, randomly-generated baby names against each other.
Mason pitches more bad band names, Daniel talks video games, and Danny hosts another Spanish movie title translation game.
Mason proves how nerdy he is about sports before bringing up a topic he cares about a lot. Daniel hurts his wrist, and Danny has the other two guess Rotten Tomatoes movie scores.
Mason provides fun details about his new voice acting gigs, and the trio plays an offensive game of “Shart Tank”.
Daniel debates how fridges work, Mason hosts another insane round of Unfair Trivia, and Danny lists movie titles but in Spanish.
The trio creates a bad wishlist for if they were to ever encounter a genie, Danny and Mason give Daniel advice, and Daniel hosts a lovely game of “Very Superstitious: Wrong Answers Only”.
Mason hosts a round of “Pinky Stinky”, Daniel lets us know what brand names sound like in Korean, and Danny gives us a memorable “MadLibs Movie Synopses”.
The trio embarks on a game-filled episode with “Caveman Concepts”, Mason asks the most unfair trivia imaginable, and Daniel asks us “is it fruit?”.
The trio creates a bunch of messed up proverbs one word at a time, Daniel hosts a game about whatever the hell “fossil words” are, and Danny has the other two compete to give him the worst possible answers to trivia questions.
The trio embarks on an opening game of “I’m a Tree”, Daniel has the others guess superheroes knowing only their opposite names, and Mason conducts a couple of 1-Minute Interviews.
Mason hosts a game of “Unfair Trivia”, Daniel talks about a weird flirting technique, and Danny has the other two choose their favorite baby name out of a bunch of Spanish words.
