Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning want to reel you in, hook line and sinker, by talking about the awkwardness around fishing. Plus, Evan has pharmaceutical insight, Chris flips the script on a dating profile, and they both know Superman better than they know Leonardo da Vinci.

In this short episode, hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox find time between shoddy internet connections, exhausting work days, and violent illnesses to talk about what's going on in their lives and continue their trivia battle. Plus, Chris encounters a Shrek problem, Evan orders a DJ Khaled special, and they both have taken some real backboard-breaking dunks.

Dustin Chadwick of the Realms of Strength podcast (@genuine_genetics_) joins hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning to discuss the awkwardness of yearbook photos and signings. Plus, Dustin has a great idea for leaving a job, Evan did track and field in the 1950s, and Chris discovers one of his yearbooks might have been government mandated.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkwardness of enjoying cartoons. Plus, Chris is federally recognized as a perfect little traveler, Evan becomes united with AirBnBers, and they both struggle with world currency.  

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning discuss the awkward struggles of trying to be environmentally conscious. Plus, Evan has tons of good photos he'll never share, Chris has a new take on writing an autobiography, and they both bring Wired articles to the table.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox use Chris' recent wedding to revisit past topics, including Being Photographed, Public Speaking, Compliments, Insults, and more! Plus, Chris carefully picks his outfits for Target, Evan clutches a ring box like the Statue of Liberty, and they both dance the same way.

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning talk about the awkwardness of using -- or not using -- umbrellas. Plus, Evan feels pressured at a farmer's market, Chris is not mature enough to discuss Mount Wai'ale'ale, and they both want to start a business to spite Millie Bobby Brown.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkwardness and enjoyment that can come from hot tubs and jacuzzis. Plus, Chris doesn't like to stew when he steams, Evan has a Looney Tunes exorcism, and they both come up with new names for diarrhea and farts.

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning discuss the awkward feelings surrounding trash, garbage, rubbish, recycling, and the dump. Plus, Evan gets clumsy at the tailor, Chris brings a clip from Wheel of Fortune, and they both team up to start a business in unincorporated neighborhoods. 

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkwardness of performing and watching karaoke. Plus, Chris wants to speak to the groundhog's manager, Evan uses fire safety he learned from cartoons, and they both can't be stopped from making puns.  

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning discuss the awkwardness of giving and receiving insults. Plus, Evan gets in a fight in the Lowe's gardening section, Chris has a badge problem, and they both think it may never be fun to talk about movies again.  

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkward social norms around bachelor and bachelorette parties. Plus, Chris questions his landlord, Evan gets in a fight at the dog pound, and they both investigate an ominous website.  

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning discuss bizarre clothing surrounding Looney Tunes characters. Plus, Evan looks to close the gap in their trivia battle, Chris lost a brunch competition he didn't know he was a part of, and they both discover who was the 90s equivalent of the Minions.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkward feelings surrounding purchasing dash cams, as well as the secondhand road rage they feel reading comments on dash cam social media posts. Plus, Chris associates a mystery food with Twilight vampires, Evan channels Plato, and they both make endless Willy Wonka references -- and by "endless", they mean like two or three.

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning discuss the annoying overreach of political, entertainment, and sports pundits, as well as reveal their predictions for the upcoming Oscars. Plus, Evan has a theory about white Teslas, Chris goes against his Swiftie nature, and they both want you to leave a voicemail at 323-657-9896.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss zoos and aquariums, from the excitement of seeing exotic animals to the guilt of seeing them cooped up. Plus, Chris provides an update on Hello Fresh, Evan learns bald men can't be dorks, and their heated trivia competition rages on.

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning celebrate President's Day by trying to figure out what the point of it is, as well as exploring the many other historical topics they have limited knowledge about. Plus, Evan brags to strangers about eating scallops, Chris knows who Squiddly Diddly is, and they both feel incredibly bad and stupid.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss meal kit services like Hello Fresh and Blue Apron. Do they taste good? Can they be trusted? Why do they advertise so much with online creators? Plus, Chris does not believe AMC makes movies better, Evan may have been mistaken for a blind man, and they both want to get rid of the goo. 

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning celebrate rainy days and Groundhog Days. Plus, Evan loves stumbling into a bad impression, Chris has urgent car recalls, and they both want to do a live episode in Punxsutawney.  

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox reflect on the toys of their childhoods. Plus, Chris has a new look, Evan wonders if he grew up in an experiment, and they both compete in a mini trivia game.  

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning discuss the awkward stories and feelings related to drawing. Plus, Evan believes all important discussions should be done over orange chicken, Chris trashes a classic American novel, and they both want Taylor Tomlinson to put them on After Midnight

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkwardness behind taking part in as well as running contests. Plus, Chris campaigned for a mustache, Evan had a weird Alaska Airlines flight the day before their door blew off, and they hate the male-created November themes.

Much like with the Popeye's Chicken Sandwich episode, hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning are finally ready to discuss something that was big in the news three years ago: the novel coronavirus. Plus, Evan fights to watch things before David Zaslav removes them, Chris struggles with holiday travelers, and they both hate pandemic-themed content.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkward feeling surrounding being original or unoriginal. Plus, Chris gets ignored by a cake baker, Evan has a prank copy machine, and they both reveal how exhausting Letterboxd reviews are.

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning celebrate Christmas by taking a collection of random celebrities through a bracket to determine who would make the best Santa Claus. Plus, Evan thinks Robert Zemeckis killed Christmas, Chris reveals an early celebrity crush, and they both pitch where the Fast and Furious franchise should go next.