Mob mentality usually is not the best policy.

In this one, Liv's sister Alexa revisits the studio to talk about Ten Cent Beer Night, a promotional MLB game in 1974 where beers were sold for just ten cents a piece. Unfortunately, there was minimal-to-no regulation on how much beer wasdistributed, and the spectators quickly turned Cleveland Stadium in a gladiator arena. Violence, drugs, alcohol, and more violence were the dominating forces of nature that night.

Also, Ian has a pocket dimension where he keeps his beer. Liv has all six Infinity Stones. Lex is just happy to be included.

Porters are the deadliest of beers.

In this one, Ian, Libby, and Bob talk about the London Beer Flood, a disaster in which several massive vats of beer exploded in 1814, releasing a tsunami of beer into the streets of London. A neighborhood was left in shambles, the innocent were killed, and the survivors' behavior was a bit unconventional.

Also, Libby wishes she had swam in urine. Bob learns the difference between east and west. Ian defends the morally corrupt.

It's time to address the disgruntled.

In this one, Ian and Liv read hate comments from AngryFans, because going out of your way to spread hate is easier than moving on with your life and being happy. But at least it gives Liv and Ian content to ridicule for a half hour!

Also, Ian is very smart. Liv is a joy at dinner parties.