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After the guys determine who REALLY loves their grandmother, it's off to webcomics! Nothing Special goes against it's title, I'm The Bird Guy reminds us that Instagram isn't a great comics platform, Protanopia shows promise, and the terrific tag-team of Ehud and Yael are back with some more short story comic goodness.

Steve was invited to a beach BBQ and found a hot woman in attendance that changed his entire outlook on his life. Jason has no work wives, but work husbands abound. And together, these co-hosts of hundreds of episodes finally decide they can be buddies.

Raw didn't have much this week, but if you can't get behind a slow build to a Shield reunion, there's nothing you'll like on the WWE main roster this week. Meanwhile, Hell in a Cell is tomorrow we don't really care because: one or both of the Hype Bros might turn, Roode's entrance will outdo Ziggler's, Orton will have an Orton-ass match, The Usos and New Day will steal the show, Shane/KO will end badly, and we hope the U.S. and WWE Championships swap places. Finally, should we care about what's going on with Bray? History should steer you on this one. Enjoy the Cell and hope for no Hell!

Ever work in food service? Ever work in food service for a matter of minutes? On accident? Then does Steve have a story for you! Also, is Subway just another way to say you've given up with respect to your food choices? Finally, IT'S HAMBURGER DAY and we're having sweet onion EVERYTHING!

No Mercy is in the books and Cesaro will never be the same! Also, why does Bray Wyatt continue to be a terribly executed character study? Will Nia win the big one soon? What happens when John Cena is the victim of his own ridiculousness? Did Enzo have the Best Week Ever (TM)? All this, plus KO and Sami fight forever and Mickie James shows that she ain't just some old lady to be trifled with.

After a bit of nonsense about bad impersonations versus good impersonations, the guys take a look at two fun fantasy webcomics. First up is Dungeon Construction Co., brought to us by some familiar faces, and featuring a dissection of those fantasy gaming tropes we all know and love. Secondly, Steve brings an incredibly horny monster comic to the show with Frankenstein Superstar. If you've ever asked yourself just how much sex the iconic horror staple has, you'll love this comic!

It seems like it's been forever, but it's time for another WWE PPV Special Live Event! No Mercy is upon us, and there's loads to talk about, including exploring the Suplex City in our hearts, Shane McMahon's punchable face, Vinny Mac's need to bleed, RACISM, the continual mishandling of Shinsuke Nakamura, The Miz back doing what he's best at, Neville and Strowman's superiority, and a good Roman Reigns promo. Tune in Sunday and see how many things we were wrong about!

Ever meet a man who shows off his colostomy bag in a public restroom? Steve and his son did, and lived to tell the tale! Also, Jason learns about kybos and yurts while reiterating his loathing for all portable pooping possibilities.

Jason brings the filthy post-apocalyptic comic strip homage, Weapon Brown, along with a mention of Terence's latest article about Andrew Gregoire and his battle with anxiety. Steve keeps it light and funny, with the frivolity of Good Bear Comics and the childish period drama, Bloodlust and Bonnets.

One week later, we're already tired of the Cena/Reigns beef, weiner-measuring contest and all. But don't worry, because KO and Shane are coming to blows on SmackDown over a mention of some kids. Also, Carmella can't make up her mind while failing to convince us the MITB was a good idea. Enzo's getting far too many chances, Ziggler is collapsing like a dying star, and Asuka is done with NXT. At least week 2 of the Mae Young Classic will buoy your spirits until better things come along. Oh, and Strowman/Show tore it up yet again. Go watch that on repeat.

How hot has Seattle been? So hot that children are fighting on futons! So hot that it's more like Utah hot. It's got Steve in his perpetual state of percolating rage. Jason, meanwhile, has issues with dropping chocolate on his office chair (yes, it's chocolate) and the magical clean-up that never takes place. Alien chairs? You be the judge! Also, why can't you take Asians camping? The guys file their report.

The Mae Young Classic has arrived and Jason gives you the skinny on the first round of matches! Who soared? Who tumbled? In other WWE views this week, Raw moved towards No Mercy while SmackDown Live floundered under the weight of a boring main event scene. Also, Steve gives a quick report on WCPW (free on YouTube!) and the guys weigh in on the kerfuffle that was Cena owning Reigns on the mic. Stay tuned after the show proper to hear what Steve thinks the Jax/Bliss feud should amount to.

Give me a hell yeah if you think adulting is hard! HELL YEAH! What's not hard is looking at some great comics this episode, like Test and Stuck at 32. Steve even managed to find a podcast featuring the talents of many webcomics creators that you should give a listen to.

Jason tries a new format and Steve immediately points out how invalid it is. This, plus: Is hotshotting the titles around a good idea? Did the SummerSlam Big Beefy Boy Smashfest deliver? Are we looking at a squash match at No Mercy? Is Braun Strowman big enough to hide Samoa Joe for an entire match? How is Chad Gable's spatial awareness? And can Kevin Owens find a special referee, or is he too Kevin Owens to get it done?

The lesser of the big two is here, it's time for SummerSlam! Join Jason and Steve as they praise Titus Worldwide for the joy and wonder that they bring to the world, ask just when the Intercontinental Title will be defended again, plead that we all get on the same page when a MITB cash-in is made, predict a Carmella cash-in, fantasy book Shane-o-mac's Precarious Structure Vision, ponder whether or not the Jindtourage will grow again, and convince each other that the new Universal champion will look good with the strap.

We've got the news you can use, and the comics you should view! Superfogeys will be returning soon and David McGuire wants to help creators avoid getting ripped off. Also, Enforcemen is a great start to a story and Lil' Donnie is a comedic take on a presidency that is getting harder and harder to top in terms of punchlines. Plus, if you use Feedly to sort and view your feeds online, there are some great new tools to help you stay organized (not a sponsored ad).

Returning from injury, Pro Grapplers is back and man is there a lot to catch up on! Braun and KO are still awesome, SummerSlam is still taking shape, and Randy Orton is still winning matches, for some reason. Nothing has changed, but welcome back, on the road to SummerSlam (and TakeOver)!

Steve's travel adventures continue! Meet his travelmates: Monopoly guy gone feral, sleeping lady in front of him, and bearded guy! Cower in fear at the man clutching his trash bag of fruit! Indulge in businessmen flying to avoid their spouses! Endure multiple viewings of Wild Hogs starring Home Improvement's Tim Allen!

The ol' daily feeds are getting too big again, so it's time to clean things up with another Webcomic Colonic. Listen in for some fantastic webcomics that Jason and Steve won't be keeping up with anymore, including: Banquet, Tove, Never Satisfied, Sinfest, Parallax, and Life, Love, and Video Games.

Steve spent some time at Shanghai Disneyland recently and it only served to remind him that youthful infatuation is the same around the world, Chinese T-shirts can be horrifically offensive, and tube tops are always a bad idea on roller coasters. Meanwhile, Jason has a T-shirt that sends mixed signals to Russians and Americans alike.