Threezus

Danny stabs another member of Threezus in the back, Daniel revives an old game, and Mason forces the other two to band together in another round of “Blind Ranking Everything”. 

Danny shows us what it would be like if Daniel weren’t real, Daniel does improv with his coworkers, and Mason hosts another round of Blind Ranking Everything that’ll surely cause some rough discussions on the internet...

Danny gets confronted by Daniel, who also pitches a new game of guessing trends, while Mason attempts to ruin the other two’s lives with another Blind Ranking Everything. 

Daniel and Danny bond over junk drawers, the trio plays a shockingly silly opening game, and Mason closes with easily the most controversial “Blind Ranking Everything” to date. 

Danny starts this episode on a wild foot with 3 Things, Daniel justifies his video game addiction, and Mason causes chaos in another riveting round of “Blind Ranking Everything”. 

Daniel struggles through an improv game, Mason hosts a particularly ridiculous round of Unfair Trivia, and Danny asks which one of us said these context-less quotes from past episodes.

Mason can’t stop saying weird stuff, Daniel asks us to guess how old things are, and Danny hosts a particularly special round of MadLibs. 

Daniel tests our idiom knowledge, Danny can’t stop yapping, and Mason hosts another brain-bending round of “Blind Ranking Everything”.

Mason pitches a new opening game, Daniel can’t stop laughing, and Danny hosts a childhood-ruining round of MadLibs. 

Mason poses a hot take out of nowhere, Daniel finds out he’s illiterate, and Danny pitches a brilliant round of “Shart Tank”.

Mason can’t stop glazing the other two, Daniel asks “too hard or too soft?” questions, and Danny forces everyone to play another round of “What/who Am I? Cavelike Edition”. 

Daniel goes back to the motherland, Danny gets a new outfit, and Mason attempts to torture the other two with another round of “Blind Ranking Everything”. 

Daniel and Danny are tasked with the most unfair of Unfair Trivias, and Mason gives his honest take on “The Odyssey” and Christopher Nolan in general. 

Daniel asks questions the others have NEVER thought about, Danny attempts to understand celebrities, and Mason hosts an unbelievably ridiculous round of “Blind Ranking Everything”. 

Danny finds out everyone thinks he’s the loudest person in the room, Mason and Daniel discuss the World Cup, and the trio ends with an incredible round of “What/Who Am I? Cavelike Edition”.

Mason once again proves he’s a nerd, Daniel informs us about a Korean event, and Danny hosts the WILDEST round of MadLibs you could possibly imagine. 

Danny confesses something WILD, Daniel has the others guess “real Digimon, or he made them up”, and Mason hosts one of the greatest “Blind Ranking Everything” rounds ever. 

Mason drums up some classic pairs, Danny gets all religious with it, and Daniel attempts to obtain funding for his insane product pitches in a round of “Shart Tank”. 

Mason obsesses over a new version of “Caveman Concepts”, Danny initiates a friend quiz, and Daniel pitches a new game that goes over surprisingly well. 

Mason lives out his nerdy fantasy at Harry Potter world, Daniel has us battle to find the best trope of all time, and Danny leads a word-at-a-time eulogy for an unexpected victim. 

Daniel struggles his way through another “Bad Rap”, Danny pitches a new game called “Good, Bad, Worst”, and Mason hosts the most disastrous round of “Blind Ranking Everything”.

Mason eagerly wants to give a viewer his address, Daniel quizzes us on homophones, and Danny runs a particularly special round of MadLibs.

Danny fights for his life in the opening game, Daniel hosts a confusing round of “How Old Am I?”, and Mason gets ridiculous with possibly the most unfair round of “Unfair Trivia”.

Danny STRUGGLES his way through the opening game, Mason puts things on his “adult wishlist”, and Daniel hosts a new game!

Mason tests his luck in a round of “Caveman Concepts”, Daniel decides HE wants to talk about sports (WHAT?!), and Danny struggles his way through a Word-at-a-Time Eulogy.