The royal families of Candia are reunited. The political world of Calorum gets more complex.
Rick Perry joins the gang to talk battlesets, secrets, and electric glue.
The news crew report on the Wight Savior Country Musical Festival and how not to flirt.
NOT YOU TOO, BOB BALABAN!
*Content Warning: From 24:29 - 33:00, there is a visual of a hanging.*
As Joren Jawbreaker awaits execution, the Rocks family must save a town under siege.
The gang discuss new PCs, grieving, and Beardsley family VHS rentals.
Trapp tries to name the worst Brians while Brennan explains exactly how to talk to your neighbors.
My newest fan, r710hgmz2811, just LOVES posting about Bitcoin!
Kelly Nugent, Zac Oyama, and Jessica Clemons look for corrections in My Little Pony and more.
CONTENT WARNING: This video includes discussion and illustration of explicit sexual acts.
Rekha and Jess write a story about boy bands and baguettes. No strings attached.
CONTENT WARNING: At the close of the episode there will be a trailer for the next episode, which features a visual depiction of a hanging.
Amethar's past finds a brand new way to haunt him - and possibly provide a solution to Candia's problems.
Everyone (except me) has a big sacrifice to make.
Kellen and Zac report on the truth behind hot dogs. Tao warns of a product recall on dildos.
We can all have a little break, as a treat.
The remnants of House Rocks reel from a sudden betrayal and a devastating death.
The gang discuss Lou's new sword, diner ice, and befriending monsters.
A bunch of bugs bring you the latest in bug news. Buzz buzz!
Jess Ross, Michelle Nguyen Bradley, and Malika Lim Eubank face off over anime, videogames, and more.
You're just SO good at doing manual labor that I would otherwise have to do, ya know?
The members of House Rocks return at last to Candia - right as war breaks out throughout the land.
Brennan talks with important voices in the Black Lives Matter movement.
The student news team at River View High School bring you the latest news on field trip tragedies.
Brian Huskey and CollegeHumor alumni are back for another quarantine-inspired animated "Google Is a Guy."
