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Steve mentions a corn maze made for old people, so Jason helps him to perfect this very lucrative venture. Also, fun pranks you can pull on your friends when you visit some confusing maize! Finally, both guys are fed up with pop culture references in Dreamworks animated movies. References aren't jokes, people.

Thanks to the frights in the comic, Behind You, Jason relives his crippling fear of the dark and what lurks in the shadows. Steve, on the other hand, enjoys the bright, gamemaker's frivolity in The Meatly. Also, Travis Hansen has a Kickstarter that might finally pop Steve's crowdfunding cherry.

Jason enjoyed Hell in a Cell a fair bit more than Steve, but both men agreed that the show was better than they expected. Highlights: TJ Perkins tried to Cesaro himself, all three Cell matches brought something good to the table, coordinating, competing outfits, Roman Reigns' unnecessary accessories, and streaks are dumb and ruin everything. The guys also talk briefly about the Owen Hart/British Bulldog match they watched and Steve finds out that Jason has never seen an Owen Hart match before. A news lightning round wraps things up!

How gross are retainers? Really gross, right? And Steve thinks he might have superpowers, but Jason is convinced they're relegated to his face. Also, where IS Wonder Woman REALLY from and find out why the guys called Steve's wife the Chinese Jesus.

Jason had a bad experience doing characters on a podcast. Sorry, you'll have to settle for the webcomics that Steve found instead, like She-Dwarf and Post-It note art from instachaaz. Don't worry, Jason will be back to his old self soon, and might even mention a comic that's not Binwin's Minions to boot!

Woof. Talk about a terrible go home episode of RAW to take us to Hell in a Cell. Steve and Jason take turns hating on all things Monday Night, including Lesnar's bizarre non-promo, repetition, and MAKING HERSTORY. Also, both guys agree that Smackdown is the better show now. Join us all for this weird, WTF-ish build-up to tomorrow's event!

Welcome! This is Tom, he’ll be smelling your face. Also, we learn about Steve and Jason’s zombie survival plans, why Steve thinks being a decent human being is a superpower, and the tough decisions that superheroes must make every day. Email your thoughts and questions to sugar_24_2000@yahoo.com!

Steve finally found a way to get Jason interested in his intros! While we have his attention, let's talk about Edison Rex, the scams of Sam Jain, Thunderbird, and Paper and Glass.

Everyone loves a good underdog story, and WWE has concocted a fun one with James Ellsworth! Also, Goldberg returned and cut a really long promo, just like you'd expect him to do based on his previous matches and feuds. Finally, we run down the week's NXT doings, which are always good news and never crushingly depressing. Also, we have another match for you to watch and tell us about!

Ever wonder what happens to a Chinese razor when it meets an American beard? Find out the answer to that question, as well as whether or not there exists a Hooters that won't air a WWE event. Plus, kegels for men, the despair that is living like Adam Levine, and FANTASY.

There's so much wrestling on these days, we have to decide what to talk about and what to abandon like a pre-live episode of Smackdown. Luckily, Jason took in a local NXT show a couple weeks back and has some notes to share on his experience. The guys also briefly recap the No Mercy results and Steve confuses his son as to the look and physical features of John Cena and Gary Johnson.

This week, Steve has a couple comics worth checking out in Tea Dragon Society and Call of the Sentinel. While he failed to do his main job, Jason does have thoughts on The Last Halloween, which returns for a Halloween-timed update, and the laboriously-titled Table Titans tale, Legends of Fallen Veil: Alondu: Port of Call.

It's time, yet again, to discuss the many foibles of Jason getting a haircut, and this time, we're adding picking out hairstyles like a Sim might to the mix. Also, how ARE Kid and Play and Kris and Kross doing these days? Also, Jason's 4-year-old is probably a YouTuber. Click "Like" and subscribe!

Hey, another Table Titans comic is coming! And Cucumber Quest and Cosmic Scoundrels are both getting printed! And The Pigeon Gazette and The Ink Apprentice are both quirky and well worth checking out! Awesome!

WWE is truly looking to become the home of all wrestling in the world, if the news about a purchase of the TNA and Ring of Honor tape libraries are to be believed. We also present our notes on the Ospreay/Ricochet match we mentioned last week, and then run down the card for tomorrow's No Mercy event.

Our first theme episode! Steve spends the time he should be using to find new webcomics, edit podcasts, and take care of his family instead thinking about animals and whether or not they're carrying their weight. So much time, in fact, that we have to settle for a bunch of his strange rants in this episode. This could serve as evidence someday, so pay attention. Also, Jason found a police report about a raccoon attack. Enjoy.

While comparing mnemonic devices with Jason, Steve found out that They Can Talk while also checking in with Lake Gary for ... reasons. Meanwhile, Jason is finding out things about LINE Webtoons, the webcomics destination that has caught fire this year.

The Dusty Classic is back, and this one shall be … GLORIOUS. Also, the guys lament the fact that Smackdown is good again, run down the results for the Night of Champions Clashing, and discuss whether TNA should fight for life or give up the ghost.

Need a good non-sequitur comic? Then Eat That Toast! Steve also determines how long a Sword Interval is, Jason introduces us to Zombie Boy, and an old friend, Lackadaisy, has some new, but familiar digs that the guys check out.

The world is in danger, and Bo Dallas is our destructor! Will the cruiserweights save us? Or must we wait for Broken Matt Hardy to leave his current post at TNA and return home to the WWE, brokenness and all? Amidst the chaos and devastation, you'll also find our rundown of the Clash of Champions card.