In Episode 5, our duo dives into a (purposefully) scattershot conversation download, exploring a variety of topics ranging from chaotic life experiences, concert memories, the secrets of longevity, Disneyland lore, the best fair fare, and an appreciation for the little things in life.

Kay almost dies, Zach wants better hot dogs, and everybody agrees that we're gonna do whatever the f*ck we want.

Do lemons make you funny? Are you a microcrasher or megacrasher? Is a 'drunk-isode' in our future?

These are just a few of the questions Kay and Zach tackle on this week's download, including a brand new segment (Serve, or Swerve?) where the duo dishes out their takes on characters' vibes, fashion do's/don't's, and their ultimate impact on the multiverse at large -- and another new segment (OFT: Our Favorite Thing) where Kay discusses her current obsession: Palia.

"It's giving cardinal-chic." "Pop Punk Pinapple Icon." "Real Housewives of Ooo."

With a deep dive into Smoshpiration, a peek behind the curtain of things to come from the LOTR universe, notes on the continuing sexualization of female video game characters, and a discussion of drag artistry in theatre, this week's episode is full of Multiverse'd chaos to chew on.

This time on the 'cast, the duo dives into the emotional turbulence of August and has a heated debate on the best animated feature films. Is K-Pop Demon Hunters truly S-tier?

Kay opens up about navigating chronic illness and nausea (with cannabis as a welcome coping tool) and Zach brings stories from a recent con visit, sparking a discussion on nostalgia and the assignment of value to material objects and the chaos of large crowds. Finally, a mini-ghost tale leads to the swapping of paranormal theories, and musings about animals sensing energies beyond our perception.

It’s a sprawling, chaotic, heartfelt journey through pop culture, personal struggles, and metaphysical rabbit holes — exactly the kind of multiverse you’d expect. And fittingly, this episode marks the official launch of the Multiverse’d name.

Reality adjacent, always unbelievable.