Threezus

Danny finds a new favorite word, Daniel can’t stop passing out, and Mason’s brain breaks as he attempts to solve Daniel’s “Softer, Worse, Slower, Weaker” Christmas movie titles. 

Mason travels to extravagant places, Daniel makes some home improvements, and Danny hosts a stupid little game of “Box Office Opposites: TV Show Edition”.

Danny presents a riveting game of “Trilogy Trivia”, in which Daniel and Mason compete for the continuous title of “Smartest Person on the Podcast”.

Mason hosts a ridiculous round of “F*ck Marry Kill”, Daniel gets hooked on Yerba Mate, and Danny almost burns his friend’s house down.

Danny hosts a game of one-syllable caveman descriptions, Mason wants us to not be so direct, and Daniel pitches a bunch of GoFundMe’s that are either real or not. 

Daniel tells us about his VR adventures, Mason discovers new office jargon, and Danny pitches the worst possible inventions in an incredible round of “Shart Tank”.

Mason and Daniel return from the mystical world of Atlanta. The trio discuss the trip and Danny’s new gaming venture, and Daniel finalizes the episode with a particularly challenging game of “WHO AM I?!”.

As Mason and Daniel are away on a trip to the beautiful land of Atlanta, Danny takes this episode to recap (with some commentary) on some of his favorite moments from the Threezus podcast to this point (regularly scheduled episodes will be back next week!)

The trio play a game of “Word Smasher”, Daniel asks odd questions, Mason finds out “who is the weirdest”, and Danny hosts a ridiculous round of “Guess That Acronym: Popular Phrase Edition” in which a few are definitely not popular phrases.

Mason’s pilot wins a category at its premiere festival where it went up against some INSANE competition, Daniel delivers a sketch comedy hot take, and Danny hosts a lightning round of “Synopsis Showdown”.

Mason hosts an opening game of 3 Things, Daniel reveals the secret second half of popular proverbs, and Danny delivers another great round of “Box Office Opposites: Video Game Edition”.

Mason and his girlfriend go on a quest to sample all of the most “mid” restaurant chains, Daniel has beef with Mason, and Danny forces Daniel to answer sports question he doesn’t know the answers to.  

Daniel’s Korean family visits him for the first time in years, Mason shows us a sick song that reminds him of his nerdy childhood, and Danny hosts a brilliant game of MadLibs famous quotes (some of which are from the Bible).

The trio plays a new, exciting intro game. Mason’s show got accepted into more festivals! Danny discusses movies that looked like garbage, but weren’t. Daniel proves how not actually smart Danny and Mason are. 

Mason’s TV show pilot was accepted into a film festival! Daniel spits some incredibly fun (and/or incorrect) facts, and Danny closes out with a new movie-based game. 

Mason gives his thoughts on a new horror movie, Daniel has the other two guess the insane things his god-daughter says, and Danny hosts another round of “Box Office Opposites”.

Danny questions how smart his two colleagues are, Mason pitches some incredible “Shart Tank” inventions, and Daniel creates an amazing new Disney-Pixar character.

Danny and Mason discuss Barbenheimer and which one of them is better. Daniel shaves his head and has us play “Anime or Did I Ani-make it Up?”.

Mason is now a college teacher, Daniel reveals his gaming addiction, and Danny has the others do a special, romantic edition of “MadLibs Theatre”.

Daniel FINALLY gets to play his intro game, Mason initiates a “gassing up” session to boost confidence, and Danny introduces a game in which the others guess “ye olde” versions of song titles. 

Daniel wishes you extreme pain from all of your orifices (but mostly your urethra and anus I guess), Mason explains why men don't typically dress well, and Danny has the other two finish popular song lyrics.

Mason produces some incredibly fun facts, Danny has the others guess which artists had more #1 hits, and Daniel calls out for his daddy in a game of guessing daddies.

Danny recaps his trip to the wonderful land of the Bonnaroo Music Festival and has the trio play a round of "That Celebrity Who...", Daniel gives idioms that the others have to guess the origin of, and Mason has the trio draft their "favorite" conspiracy theories.

Danny asks fan-requested “would you rather” questions, Daniel gives his favorite fast food orders, and Mason re-writes his “dating profile” using MadLibs suggestions from the whole trio. 

Mason proves he’s a mega-nerd in multiple categories, Daniel mumbles movie lines for the others to guess, and Danny gives a though-provoking (sorta) question to the others.