The hosts dissect a bizarre 'Pickup Line of the Week' involving the donation of a 'flesh aspect.' The conversation devolves into riffs on Korean jazz bars, unwanted sexual attention from strangers, and a surreal improvised news report about 'rabbi sex.'
Hosts Marc Chambers and Tod Perry are joined by Marc's ex-girlfriend, Katie, to 'hash out' the details of their past relationship. The episode begins with banter about a visit to a Raider bar and a playful interrogation of Katie, eventually evolving into a tense, therapeutic session. The conversation covers the origins of their relationship, the logistics of their breakup, work-life balance conflicts, and Marc's failed attempts to win her back, concluding with a mutual attempt at resolution and relationship advice from Tod.
A short, themed bonus episode celebrating International Talk Like a Pirate Day. The episode features a fictional pirate-themed intro by Captain Johnny Nightmare.
Comedian Barry Sobel joins Marc and Tod for a chaotic, high-energy, and improv-heavy discussion. The episode drifts from the VMAs, Michael Jackson, and celebrity impressions to a critique of LA social dynamics and the promotion of Sobel's upcoming comedy show at Club Trip. The conversation is punctuated by meta-commentary on the show's production and the hosts' frustration with the lack of structure.
Marc and Mike discuss the 'Low Budget FM Studio 2.0' renovation plan for their garage studio in Koreatown, known as 'the barn'. They debate a $2,000 budget for new furniture and microphones while dealing with a severe black widow spider infestation.