Babies, water, and famous album covers. Bring anything to mind? In this episode we learn about the mild mannered Spencer. An average man with an infamous infancy. Where he is today and what crazy nonsense people will do for money.

Got a little extra dog food laying around? Good news! You can use it pay a man to torture you . . . If we're lying, we're dying; come learn about Russ McKamey before he kills someone and goes to prison for the rest of his life.

The gang saddles up and goes off on a rootin' tootin' horse-meat slingin' women-hatin' Texas lawmaker

Sir Douglas Mawson, a legendary man known for his icy adventures at the beginning of the 20th century, but he also went through quite a few ordeals, including crevasse deaths (of friends), as well as madness followed by death (of friends) brought on by hypervitaminosis A (cause of gross stuff, of course). We also figured that squirrels are a valid unit of measurement. Come check it out.

"Are we inside a Truman show enclosed world, thousands of miles wide? This is part of a series of videos that shows not only is it possible, but likely." - Mark K Sargent. Yeah, so we make fun of this guy pretty bad.

Reverend Dr Donald Omand was an Exorcist from the Church of England. Part 1 of the series covers his vampiric adventures that may or may not have been a cover for his extramarital exploits. "The Don" travels far and wide to exorcise these demons while humble bragging the whole time. There are more installments on this Circus Priest coming soon!

The man who gifted us T-Pain's signature sound and who re-animated Cher's corpse, Andy Hildebrand invents auto-tune and changes the face of pop music forever.

The gang takes turns to give teasers for future episodes. The list includes a Circus Priest, the founder of Autotune, a daring polar expedition, and some assholes flat earth theory that involves a domed Pog. Check it out and get titillated for future episodes!

The boys are talking bank heists - In 2006, thieves break into the Banco Rio in Buenos Aires. After a 7 hour police standoff, police storm the bank to find the robbers, and $20 million in valuables, have disappeared without a trace

We hope everyone is ready for this wild ride - two undercover police officers in 1990 Michigan setup a fake wedding for themselves with a bunch of local drug dealers as guests to bust as many of them as possible in one go, due to lack of funding for normal procedures. Needless to say, this one got rather silly along the way.