In the most heated episode to date, Xaniel, Tyler and Justin talk about YouTube removing dislikes from videos, talk about mosh pits and the Astroworld crush, and talk about celebrity motiviations to not get vaccinated.

In the "sixth" episode of Season 2, Xaniel returns to the podcast four months after leaving to replace Meghan McCain on The View, only to find out that Intern Tyler is now Host Tyler and is now co-hosting to show with new intern Justin. The three discuss the on-set shooting on the Rust set, talk about Keemstar's recent retirement from DramaAlert, and debate on how Hollywood is employing more A-listers as voice actors in animated movies.

After realizing that Enrico Pavarotti has been dead for a while now, Xaniel and Tyler talk about h3h3productions' response to Trisha Paytas' videos, the validity of cancel culture, and why people get so riled up about billionaires donating money.

After Shaft ditches the podcast to save the world, Xaniel and Tyler discuss the nuances of Trisha Paytas leaving the Frenemies podcast, watch a woman sneak into a high school disguised as her daughter, and talk about how billionaires are starting to have comic book tendencies. Tyler also talks about white people for an additional ten minutes.

After Ash Ketchum takes refuge in Johto for events in 1999 involving a Lickitung, Xaniel and Tyler talk about how mental health is discussed within celebrity and athletic culture, how people weaponize the Holocaust for their own gain, and dissect the leak of the Powerpuff Girls pilot script.

Musician and Super Mario Galaxy 2 speedrun champion Dev Behr sits down for an hour-long interview with Xaniel and Tyler about his music career.

Musician and world-famous cheese connoisseur Dev Behr joins Intern Tyler and Xaniel as they talk about his new album, the Martin Bashir controversy, and dissecting why every guy in America hated Justin Bieber in the 2000s.

After Picasso Nelson Sr. ditches the podcast to become City Representative of the Moon, Intern Tyler joins Xaniel in talking about the in-fighting within the Cryptocurrency community, comparing anti-semetic comments made by Keemstar and Trisha Paytas, and breaking down Mississippi's shooting down of Initiative 65.