James kicks things off with a joke that sets the tone, then Amanda recounts a recent run-in with The Bad that immediately raises concerns about Tyler needing a lawyer. AI shows up purely to roast James, Amanda launches into a mini game rant, and the group discovers why James is—once again—in pain. Things wrap up with a surprisingly deep question: if you only had one round-trip in a time machine, how badly would you mess up the timeline? It’s chaotic, speculative, and full of advice you should absolutely not take.

The new year starts exactly how you’d expect—with absolutely no adult supervision. Amanda, Tyler, and James are joined by Arson to debate whether Amanda completely botched the intro, revisit some late Christmas content, and unveil a surprise that sends the group spiraling. The infamous Christmas curse refuses to stay in December as bad internet connections cause panic and prove what happens when the teacher leaves the room unattended. Somewhere along the way, the gang tries (and fails) to pinpoint the exact moment this show went off the rails. New year, same chaos, zero control.

It’s a full-on Brain Dead Christmas as Amanda, Tyler, and James are joined by their favorite festive troublemaker, Arson. Tyler kicks things off by explaining why Iceland might be the most generous Nordic nation, Amanda takes aim at a certain Christmas song, and the gang dives into some truly odd holiday traditions. Tyler somehow ends up transporting everything from food to toilets, James hosts a Christmas movie showdown, and—because it wouldn’t be December without it—the Christmas curse makes its dramatic return. Add in Fear Factor nostalgia, earbud chaos, behind-the-scenes scheming, and Tyler’s surprisingly ambitious coffee shop dream, and you’ve got a holiday episode packed with chaos, laughs, and questionable ideas. Merry Brain Dead Christmas.

In this pre-Christmas whirlwind, Amanda, Tyler, and James dive straight into holiday nonsense with a steak debate no one asked for but everyone will judge. Amanda unveils her elite 2025 Christmas wish list, James drops major news for Scotland’s football fans, and the trio finally taste-test the questionable festive snacks from last week. Chips vs. crisps sparks an international incident, Amanda presents a list that might confirm Tyler is actually a dog, Christmas treats for pets get weird, Tyler tells a joke that… happens, and Amanda closes things out with a mind-bending question that derails what was left of the conversation. Merry chaos to all.

The brain cells were already low when the episode started—then they gave up entirely. Amanda and Tyler share the emotional rollercoaster of parenting a 9-year-old, James brings in a batch of festive-flavored foods straight from someone’s personal hell, and a Call of Duty rant erupts over a game release nobody knew even happened. The Lees make a surprise comeback, the trio debates sports they wish they’d tried (or survived), Amanda dives into Chuck E. Cheese nostalgia and a completely unhinged Road Runner theory, and everything wraps with family photo trauma and wardrobe malfunctions. It’s the holiday gift you didn’t ask for but absolutely needed.

December kicks off with a much-needed Christmas music alarm warning—and Tyler delivers it with unnecessary enthusiasm. James and Amanda immediately dive into a heated debate over whose Christmas music taste is the real crime, Amanda unveils a fresh list of dog breeds for judgment, and James finally drops the punchline to the joke he’s been dragging out for weeks. The trio recaps Amanda and Tyler’s chaotic date night, Amanda vents about The Mummy 4, and she and James hype up an upcoming show like it’s the second coming. Everything wraps with Tyler unleashing a collection of thoughts that absolutely never needed to be shared. Peak festive brain dead energy.

It’s Friendsgiving, which means chaos is on the menu. Amanda, Tyler, and James are joined by Arson as they kick things off with James’ annual attempt at ‘cooking,’ also known as playing culinary roulette with his own safety. Amanda questions James’ makeup skills (or total lack thereof), James shares what he’s thankful for, and Amanda unloads her probably-controversial thoughts on the newest season of The Witcher. Arson dives headfirst into the new Naked Gun movie, everyone forgets how opinions work, and James closes things out with some highly questionable football news. It’s festive, it’s unhinged, and it’s exactly the kind of Friendsgiving you’d expect from this crew.

Things start off innocent enough when Amanda shares a joke with Tyler and James… but it doesn’t take long for logic to leave the building. A heated debate breaks out over socks versus dice, James relives his tragic Halloween makeup disaster, and just when the chaos starts to settle—Arson drops in and sends everything off the rails. Tyler and James then share their individual pizza debacles that defy explanation (and basic physics), leaving everyone questioning all of their life choices. It’s unhinged, unpredictable, and unapologetically brain dead.