Morgan Murphy proves that sometimes women can be the worst womanizers of all.

We head down to Texas for cowboy hats, honky tonk music, and of course a Japanese-influenced arcade.

A toast to new endings.

Amir launches the first aerial attack in the war's four-year history.

Steven and Tret lay down the law.

So many different shows, you won't realize they're exactly the same!

Lin-Manuel has done great things since appearing in Hardly Working: Rap Battle. I don't want to say were totally responsible, but... We're not? A little respons–No? OK, we've met him.

Pat and Jeff head to the mall to check out their two favorite things - arcades and loitering.

Learon visits the office to get a taste of American culture, sprinkled with a little pepper sauce.

Jake's singing and instrument playing is music to my ears.

Kumail shares his first experience on Coney Island's Cyclone rollercoaster.

Our campaign to save the arcades with Stride Gum continues to sunny California. At least we heard it's sunny, we spent most our time playing arcade games.

With the help of Stride Gum, we set off to see the country the way it was meant to be seen: inside rooms filled with Galaga cabinets. This was our first stop.

Anything you can do, I can do grosser.

You can't imprison the truth.

Pangea 3000 are whisper experts.

Jon and Lynn Shawcrof fight for the audiences attention.

As if zombies weren't enough we also have scantily clad bikini ninjas, nazis, and typing tutors.

Dan discusses Scattergories, aliens, and sex tips.