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The guys say goodbye to 2015 by looking at Facebook's biggest trends and going five deep in a supersized Countdown. Also, Chris takes several unpopular stances, Dave dives head-first into pop culture, and Shaun shuns two years because he's sick.

The guys welcome the holiday season for the fourth time by throwing away the news and introducing a new segment. Also, Chris finds himself on the losing end, Dave staves off a late comeback, and Shaun sings all the classic Christmas hits.

The guys tackle some changing trends in the world today, then make some difficult decisions on nostalgia favorites in Time Capsule. Also, Chris buries people alive, Dave ponders the circle of life, and Shaun reads a news story while the show is live.

The guys return from the holiday break full of hot and tasty opinions and a look at some changing trends. Also, Chris takes down an institution, Dave finds himself in a sea of negativity, and Shaun institutes and then forgets about a points system.

The gang dives head-first into the Starbucks cup debate while trying to find a vanishing cast member. Also, Chris plays with toys he probably shouldn't, Dave avoids being an anonymous troll, and Shaun breaks down all the presidential candidates.

The gang tackles the workforce like never before, examining people who bring their kids and a desk specifically meant for napping. Also, Chris predicts a total collapse, Dave completely undersells a major announcement, and Shaun wants more info about a duel to the death.

The gang decides that they're adults and as such, they can talk about adult things like Chuck E. Cheese and recess. Also, Chris is an expert at counting to 10, Dave forbids his kids from doing anything, and Shaun decides that 12 strikes is too many strikes.

The gang deviates from the formula in several ways before bringing in sound effects for Saving Society. Also, Chris wins an unplanned profanity contest, Dave gets to address his restaurant pet peeve, and Shaun is carried off by aggressive lobsters.

The gang tackles a trio of scientific headlines, introduces new bumpers, and then rapidly reviews stuff. Also, Chris revolts against childhood chores, Dave gets cold at the drop of a hat (or thermostat), and Shaun reminisces about his favorite video game system.

Part 1 of 2 -- The gang takes on so many segments and special guests that their bicentennial episode has to be split into two parts. Also, Chris does ridiculous amounts of work, Dave makes a shocking life announcement, and Shaun gets killed off by other cast members.

Part 2 of 2 -- The gang takes on so many segments and special guests that their bicentennial episode has to be split into two parts. Also, Chris does ridiculous amounts of work, Dave makes a shocking life announcement, and Shaun gets killed off by other cast members.

The gang returns from an absence and goes in hard on serious topics like the presidential election and the pope in Real Talk. Also, Chris blasts a huge minimum wage increase, Dave blasts Kim Davis' situation, and Shaun blasts Dave's chances of being a pro athlete.

The gang switches things up as Chris heads to Phoenix and Molly joins the show and tries not to ruin it. Also, Chris nails a punch line, Dave has dad jokes at the ready, Molly competes with Shaun for worst childhood, and Shaun imagines prizes for listeners.

The gang completely ignores last week's show while everyone debates whether some recent headlines are Fair or Foul. Also, Chris finally gets Shaun to crack, Dave makes a case for work in space, and Shaun wants to take the thinking out of marriage.

The gang makes up for Dave's absence by inviting a stranger to come on in the middle of the episode, then blames Dave for everything that happens anyway. Also, Chris wants to see everyone rip off their suits, and Shaun takes issue with a slight against Meryl Streep.

The gang tackles a trio of serious headlines, from the Ashley Madison hack to a disturbing article on how to date 9-year-old boys. Also, Chris is successfully becoming an old man, Dave faces a shocking accusation from Shaun, and Shaun levels a shocking accusation at Dave.

The gang considers the possibility of a 10-story-high see-through pool and a public restroom in a sustainable Headlines segment. Also, Chris does a disappearing act for five minutes, Dave loses a fight with his internet service, and Shaun becomes a 40-year-old woman.

The gang tries to adapt with the times until an unsettling headline hits them square in the mouth. Also, Chris is really good with his hands, Dave gets insulted when he least expects it, and Shaun wants absolute silence while he's in the bathroom.

The gang brings back a relatively new segment, then delivers the realest talk ever in Real Talk. Also, Chris watches helplessly as cars explode, Dave tries to fight against being a 1 percenter, and Shaun gives up hope on anything ever being happy ever.

The gang deals with Dave's sporadic schedule by going on wild tangents in an all-Buzzerbeater show. Also, Chris loses his mind in the first 90 seconds, Dave becomes a housing tycoon, and Shaun talks about his newest addiction, in which he's not alone...

The gang plugs their ears and pretends they're not old in Headlines, then breaks down top comedy movies in Buzzerbeater. Also, Chris returns a two-day-old game, Dave learns about youthful slang, and Shaun dives into his new workout regimen.

The gang deals with Chris's upcoming vacation week with stories of superheroes and fitness in an all-Buzzerbeater show. Also, Chris fades away into obscurity, Dave makes his first-ever Aquaman reference, and Shaun becomes the world's worst supervillain.

The gang takes on the challenge of an episode devoted to punctuation, with several unexpected twists along the way. Also, Chris fights a decade's worth of instincts, Dave continues his descent into the geriatric, and Shaun bemoans the state of our legal system.

The gang looks at some modern-day headlines, then tackles all the biggest news from E3 in an in-depth and timely segment. Also, Chris imagines bikes destroying cars, Dave writes fan fiction for Michael Jordan, and Shaun wants to make toddlers take tests.

The gang tries to help Chris through a bad week by looking at supposedly positive Headlines and then ranting in Buzzerbeater. Also, Chris has no time for games, Dave finds happiness in conjunctions, and Shaun gets paid off on a risky gamble.