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Jeremy and Boss try to be more like Frasier, dig up Hanson drama, send Nathan Fielder $5, and try to stop the pole industry as they discuss Fred Lincoln's Daisy May.

Jeremy and Boss get a newsfeed full of Scooby Doo, hang out on a stony beach, reference Married with Children plots, and try to be more like Carlo as they discuss Jess Franco's Mansion of the Living Dead.

Jeremy and Boss celebrate Five Weeks of Fright by recording in a crypt, pulling down on their sacks, casting Renee Bond and Ric Lutz, and adding some Goat Boy sweat (for flavor) as they discuss Zebedy Colt's The Devil Insider Her.

Jeremy and Boss demonstrate their knowledge of Zydeco music, celebrate Funky Winkerbean, watch Danzig get winded, and try to be cool camels as they discuss Ralph Ell's More.

Jeremy and Boss fulfill their contractual obligations, creeate a series bible for the Tobalinaverse, invent the Instant Replay, and discuss the origins of Mega-Dan-T-Man as they discuss Carlos Tobalina's Anticipation.

Jeremy and Boss become close friends with celebrities, get caught watching hentai by their parents, try to become higher level demons, and take a divisive anti-Overfiend stance as they discuss Hideki Takayama's Urotsukidoji: Legend of the Overfiend.

Jeremy and Boss name currencies, get bought and sold, screw like poor people, get all locked up, and try to watch Cats with their vomit bags as they discuss Roberta Findlay's 'Sweet Punkin' I Love You...

Jeremy and Boss search for the Colonel's eleven herbs and spices, discover the original Hotel Transylvania, decide to swap jobs, take a mushroom ride, and try to become adventurers as they discuss Charles Webb and Christy McCabe's The Seven Seductions.

Jeremy and Boss are beset like Job, debate recording outside, get splinters from George Washington, try to overshadow Ken Burns, and decide that America needs more swamp and a Yoda as they discuss Stu Segall's Spirit of Seventy Sex.

Jeremy and Boss dismember the Jedi, become Leak E. Hogg and Dusty Toads, ride bicycles on the expressway, lose their holes in the war, and fear the squawk as they discuss The Mitchell Brothers' C.B. Mamas.