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This episode is paid for by the committee to get Tommy Shanks out.

Jason, Jim, and Joseph have the election spirit and make a list of theor favorite fictional characters.

Joseph gushes over the new Sylvester Stallone memoir.

Jason goes 5 for 5 with his list of fictional characters and creates an uncanny Bernie Sanders impression.

Jim urges everyone to vote for Pedro.

The ice is gonna break!

It's a mess!

Bobby Newport has never work... a day in his life.

Which CCR was Colin Robinson campaign based on?

Who wants to clean up Hill Calley?

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Jason gets a 5 rating for this episode (more than we expected from him).

Jason, Jim, and Joseph have fun creating a list of their favorite costumes worn by characters in television and movies.

Joseph misses seeing Digger in the theaters (like everyone else in the county).

Jason is baffled by the male nudity in You Can See Everything.

Jim mentions his award-winning costumes for this year: The Wizard of Oz and Bandit or Randy (the cowboy from the Village People).

Jim is almost as irritated with Jason for thinking that Halloween 3 was in 3-D as Rob Zombie was irritated with Jim for thinking it was a good movie.

Donald Trumbo was blacklisted for writing in the tub.

My AI confirms that your AI is correct.

Oh, it's Halloween. How fortunate.

What are the three kid costumes in Halloween 3?

Who went as a vampire who eats theater people?

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This episode comes with a nametag so you can remember what it's about.

Jason, Jim, and Joseph reminisce about some of their favorite reunion movies and TV episodes.

Jim summarizes the Class of 86 high school reunion.

Joseph confesses to his social anxiety about large crowds with people who call him Billy.

That was a two-hour reminder of how we have done nothing with our lives.

The episode becomes a"best of" Danny DeVito show.

Jason offers a theory on why Joseph refused to go to the class reunion.

Be wary of white people dancing in a kitchen to Mo-Town music.

The affluent lifestyle and health at age 50 are like an average 38-year-old middle-class person

We're getting the band back together, man.

By Grabthar's hammer... what a savings

What a plausible plot in the early 2000s?

What year reunion would be in the Romy and Michele sequel?