Gray Areas

The guys celebrate 100 episodes with a colossal show, including a giant Buzz In, an interview with a video game music star, two duets, new music bumpers, and much more! Also, Chris puts himself on the line, Dave finds his love for steak at risk, and Shaun plays the piano like a professional.

The guys talk about ideas that didn't quite pan out, then put Choose Your Own Adventure and Mad Libs to the test in Buzzkill. Also, Chris volunteers to wear his co-hosts' skin, Dave reads an important wedding message, and Shaun reveals his playbook on Facebook stalking.

The guys throw away their guest host experiment and just bring Dave back on the show, then discuss major E3 news in Headlines and honeymoon traditions in Buzz Off. Also, Chris suggests a romantic voyage to space, Dave is still a rich elitist, and Shaun stalks every girl on Facebook.

The gang wraps everything up in Part 3 of the Dave Wedding Trilogy, as Molly takes over for her dead brother and wedding traditions are examined in Buzzsaw. Also, Chris talks about getting wet, Molly dreams about Neil Patrick Harris, and Shaun makes wedding plans for 2052.

The guys report from Las Vegas in Part 2 of the Dave Wedding Trilogy, then interview the leader of United We Game (and Daniel Tosh!) in a double Buzzfeed. Also, Chris gets a solo act, Dave throws his wife under the bus, and Shaun wants to pick up chicks.

The guys give Dave advice as his wedding approaches in Part 1 of the Dave Wedding Trilogy of episodes, then interview Borderlands' Britanni Johnson in Buzzfeed. Also, Chris tells stories from high school, Dave pretends he isn't nervous, and Shaun betrays a promise to be nice.

The guys tear apart two silly studies and discuss the horror of a 6-year-old driving, then interview the folks from Game Sammich in Buzzfeed. Also, Chris issues a warning about swearing, Dave counts the days until his wedding, and Shaun has a dream that no one cares about.

The guys talk about easier ways to avoid incest and smarter ways to jettison dumb people into space, then talk cosplay with the folks from Wrong Button! Also, Chris bemoans his chances of getting married, Dave insults his co-hosts for being single, and Shaun declares the buzzer to be meaningless.

The guys question the merits of our legal system and business rights, then question the relevance of jury duty in a divisive Buzzsaw. Also, Chris impersonates a southern yokel, Dave only puts steak in one of his final meals, and Shaun turns Pez dispensers into a sexual fantasy.

The guys applaud a judge for a two-day sentence and defend the tried-and-true apostrophe, then console Jason in a heartwrenching Buzz Questions. Also, Chris gets fired up about grammar, Dave makes a celebrity connection, and Shaun plans to buy the entire Make-A-Wish Foundation.

The guys call out awful interactions with parents, like a son suing his mom and dad for being poor and a mother giving her son marijuana. Also, Chris picks his favorite co-host, Dave sings a forgotten commercial jingle, and Shaun tells a 45-minute story about his dog.

The guys discuss important food topics like the most useful foods during sex and whether using your resume as a candy bar wrapper is a good choice. Also, Chris offers to eat Justin Bieber, Dave attempts to host the show, and Shaun plays a police dispatcher with seven different voices.

The guys applaud the punishment of trolls and the intelligence of curly fry lovers, then interview director Gary Sundt in Buzzfeed. Also, Chris wants to elbow drop pranksters, Dave wants to join in on a Japanese trend, and Shaun never wants to play basketball again.

The guys are horrified by lions killing people during sex and sharks resisting bullets, then interview the author of an upcoming zombie book in Buzzfeed. Also, Chris battles through illness, Dave battles through confusion, and Shaun battles through being rejected by an engaged girl again.

The guys are blown away by Muse in concert, wonder why Justin Bieber is helping pedophiles, and use listener responses for all of Buzz Off. Also, Chris gets trolled on his favorite song, Dave chooses Molly's future husband, and Shaun battles an old woman over dirty dishes.

The guys wonder what happens when a footlong isn't a foot long and when a kidnapped man isn't kidnapped, then bring back their interview segment, Buzzfeed. Also, Chris celebrates a mediocre birthday, Dave puts a special guest on the spot, and Shaun positions himself as the voice of reason.

The guys deliver three awful news stories about women and kids, and let the listeners decide which is a fake, then debate the serious issues in Buzzsaw. Also, Chris fails in his attempts to serenade girls, Dave might be a terrible father, and Shaun tells millions of personal stories.

The guys look on as a homeless man saves his pet bunny, a desperate man tries to get sex through Facebook, and a dead man gets Burger King. Also, Chris sounds bitter about love, Dave sounds happy about needling Shaun, and Shaun sounds delighted when we cut off Dave.

The guys decide whether a 10,000-calorie burger is worth the risk, examine a waitress who was fired for posting a receipt online, and list awful restaurant experiences in Buzzcut. Also, Chris creates a strange advertisement, Dave mourns steak gone to waste, and Shaun tells more depressing stories.

The guys try to avoid the bitterness of last year's Valentine's Day episode by talking about sex with dolphins, burglars with Cheetos and candies that taste like chalk. Also, Chris throws away a prime opportunity, Dave throws away valuable chocolates, and Shaun throws away his credibility.

The guys settle a fight between desperate strippers, feast on their favorite types of donuts, and decide which dancing is best in Buzzsaw. Also, Chris keeps having to back up Shaun, Dave gets free donuts because of a stunt, and Shaun worries about being listed as overweight.

The guys provide a super expert preview of the Super Bowl, freak out about the flu outbreak, and respond to more than 20 listener messages in Buzz In. Also, Chris puts himself on the line, Dave confronts the butter dance, and Shaun wants to sleep with the robot from the Jetsons.

The guys debate which songs are best for driving, wonder how practical a real-life Death Star would be, and introduce a new interview segment called Buzzfeed. Also, Chris battles the Internet, Dave disappears mid-show, and Shaun doesn't want anyone to tune in.

The guys read what might be the most disturbing headline ever, wonder why a math teacher wants to have sex with her students, then try to feel better by remembering the NES in Buzzkill. Also, Chris was a smart kid, Dave was a British kid, and Shaun was a traumatized kid.

The guys take on headlines that get progressively worse, including a 5-year-old being locked in the closet, then decide which famous trio represents them best in Buzz In. Also, Chris turns on the listeners, Dave turns on Shaun, and Shaun is turned on by Maes Hughes.