Threezus

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. 

Daniel returns from the Motherland (aka South Korea), Mason asks some pretty ridiculous “would you rather” questions, and Danny answers questions with fitting AND unfitting song titles. 

Mason experiences character development, Daniel REALLY wants to start a Threezus professional baseball team (because he thinks we’re good enough somehow), and Danny leads a crazy game of “Who the F*** Am I?”.

Daniel is becoming a buff boy in front of our very eyes, Mason struggles to know how old things are, and Danny hosts a new MadLibs-esque game.

The trio drop some sick fun facts (some true, some not), Daniel talks about how his god-daughter thinks "shoot" is a bad word but "damnit" isn't, and Mason & Danny struggle mightily to find out the origins of famous idioms.

Mason pitches some really awful band names, Danny recaps the recent Spotify polls and talks about his family's new dog, and Daniel struggles through a round of "Song Title... Or I Made it Up".

Daniel turns his life into a video game, Mason tells the story of how he used Daniel’s underwear on a romantic date night, and Danny closes the episode out with possibly the funniest rendition of “MadLibs Lyrics”. 

The trio celebrate Danny’s 30th birthday with a ridiculous round of “Bad Rap”, in which Danny sets Daniel up for complete failure. They then discuss the concept of code switching before leading into a fantastic round of “That Movie Where…"

Mason gets a pocket trumpet as a gift, Daniel has the trio guess signs that were poorly translated in to English, and Danny closes out with a game of “Box Office Opposites”. 

Opening with a chaotic game of “3 Things”, the trio delves into Danny’s recap of the recent Threezus Spotify polls, Mason dies on the hill of an odd Hindenberg take (hear him out I guess), and Daniel closes out with a round of “Softer, Worse, Slower, Weaker”.

Daniel discovers the different Zoom filters during a PODCAST recording, Mason grills Daniel on his new server, and Danny hosts another gratifyingly stupid round of "Shart Tank".

Opening with a game of “Fortunately Unfortunately”, the trio delves into creating a very very stupid list of wishes as well as another compelling game of “Hit Song Standoff” (hosted by Danny).

Starting with easily the most lewd intro ever, this episode of Threezus features deez nuts, a pretty thought-provoking conversation about “what is funny”, and a lyrical battle between Danny and Mason.

We’re back with more video episodes! Daniel gets snowed in, Danny comes up with some ROUGH “Pinky Stinkies”, and Mason hosts an exciting round of “Box Office Battle”. Spoiler, Danny and Daniel struggle.

The trio attempts to name the sexiest Dr. Seuss character per the request of a listener, Mason discusses how people should never make movies of his interests, Daniel laments being a Millennial, and Danny ends the episode with an incredible “MadLibs Lyrics: Disney Edition".