Snideful: Inside the Writers' Room

Last episode we accidentally released the ghost of Harry Truman from the center of a dead star. Whenever we release or unleash things, it always goes bad. So we're gonna put him back. Little do we know that much greater forces at play have been waiting for Truman to wink back into existence for millenia. It was foretold. SO we also have to undo that. It's always up to use for some reason.

Since we screwed up so bad last week by releasing a psychic vampire into the world and significantly impacting the space-time continuum, we've been rounded up by an oversight committee and sentenced to hard time in a converted Dyson sphere.And...you know...hijinks ensue.

Tucker and Todd get addicted to a new MMO set in a shit-laden Medieval age where life actually seems preferable to what we've got now. But as per their usual antics, they accidentally unleash Steve Bannon upon reality and subsequently make it that much worse. Is there any authority in the universe which will hold them accountable for this cosmic crime?

We are back at it! Or at least trying.Todd felt like his brain was melting so we're trying to use those muscles again. This episode is kinda lukewarm but we crack a few jokes and even manage to steer into a half-decent idea. We somehow end up back inside Craig and explore the viability of an unmanned legal system. Ya dig?

Tucker and Todd return to the writers' room following a lengthy hiatus. Todd proposes producing primarily soundless silly skits. Tucker wonders whether the silence impacts anyone or everyone else. The silence gives birth to a new super-villain. The rest is Snidestuff.

Todd has been on sick leave and bedrest but he's been itching to have a chat with Tucker and so now this episode exists. Hypothetically. They don't do a whole lot of brainstorming or storyboarding, but they share a couple giggles and catch up on news.

Tucker and Todd head down to the fair grounds with the gang for Hometown's annual summer exhibition show. Naturally, havoc leads to harm and the boys find themselves indefinitely interned with a pack of impatient inpatients. Just as naturally, the ad hoc emergency room turns out to be much more than it appears. And supernaturally, the boys will have to get to the bottom of it.

The dragons invoke an ancient ritual to select a new pope. I can't remember what else...this was two days ago.

Typically on anniversary episodes, we explore the origins of our main characters. This year, we wanted to weave some origins of Craig and PlaNET into the Pink/Pale plot we've focused on for the majority of the current phase. So someone kills Craig and we once again must save his ass. That's how we celebrate four years. So celebrate with us!

While Homeland has always been stitched together with racism and xenophobia, the latest administration is embracing a more fascist approach as it’s begun kidnapping and disappearing citizens and abandoning them in the literal worst-rated hotel in actual Hell: The Alvador. But not until the F.R.O.S.T agents escorting deportees begin finding themselves imprisoned does anyone speak out against the tyranny. But tyranny is in these days, baby!