Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning celebrate President's Day by trying to figure out what the point of it is, as well as exploring the many other historical topics they have limited knowledge about. Plus, Evan brags to strangers about eating scallops, Chris knows who Squiddly Diddly is, and they both feel incredibly bad and stupid.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss meal kit services like Hello Fresh and Blue Apron. Do they taste good? Can they be trusted? Why do they advertise so much with online creators? Plus, Chris does not believe AMC makes movies better, Evan may have been mistaken for a blind man, and they both want to get rid of the goo. 

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning discuss the awkward stories and feelings related to drawing. Plus, Evan believes all important discussions should be done over orange chicken, Chris trashes a classic American novel, and they both want Taylor Tomlinson to put them on After Midnight

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkwardness behind taking part in as well as running contests. Plus, Chris campaigned for a mustache, Evan had a weird Alaska Airlines flight the day before their door blew off, and they hate the male-created November themes.

Much like with the Popeye's Chicken Sandwich episode, hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning are finally ready to discuss something that was big in the news three years ago: the novel coronavirus. Plus, Evan fights to watch things before David Zaslav removes them, Chris struggles with holiday travelers, and they both hate pandemic-themed content.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkward feeling surrounding being original or unoriginal. Plus, Chris gets ignored by a cake baker, Evan has a prank copy machine, and they both reveal how exhausting Letterboxd reviews are.