With leaked footage of his testimony plastered all over the internet and the whole world now gossiping over some of his most private memories, Bezolbub has cracked. One memory in particular has pushed him over the edge and now he’s throwing caution to the wind in a Hail Mary attempt to use a VGN to hack into Heaven’s mainframe. Meanwhile, Ken and Ted are investigating the mysterious disappearance of some fellow T.A.I.N.T. agents when they unwittingly uncover an unassuming entrance to the underworld!

The trial is finally here! Albeit still under tight wraps. Jeff Bezolbub is finally on the stand, answering to the allegations lobbed against his corporation. Abaddon stands accused of child slavery, using their technology to push mask and vax mandates, and fraternizing with several bad actors including Snake-oil Bill and the nefarious TERF, BS Prowling! The satanic CEO seems serene and self-satisfied until a last-minute witness drops a bombshell. But how much longer will the hands pulling the strings stay in the wings???

Allan Stench’s takeover of Fantasology is in full swing. With its two main competitors pitched in legal battle, the cult is poised to dominate the social engineering game with its latest pyramid scheme. Tucker and Todd have been watching so much InfoWhores, they’re now exactly stupid enough to fall for the cult’s recruitment campaign. Unfortunately, that also leaves them vulnerable to sabotage and the competitive nature of Fantasology 2.0 has a rivalry brewing.

The corporate goons at Abaddon have filed a defamation suit against the Butterfly Effect Agency for (accurately) calling out the megacorp’s latest string of human rights violations. Both parties want to keep the case off the books and so they’re holding the pre-trial proceedings in a fantasy-themed fast-casual legal franchise called Deposition & Discovery. But with the two dark entities steeped in legal action, there’s room for competition in the social engineering market. And as the new CEO of Fantasology, Allan Stench has just the plan to fill that space…

T.A.I.N.T. has issued an alert and established a lockdown perimeter around a mysterious portal to another dimension. Diseased fantasy creatures are pouring out of the wormhole and the Fargo Agents are being sent through to assess and contain the situation from the other side. Meanwhile, ‘InfoWhores’ has been growing in popularity and Snake-Oil Bill has an update on the recent laws passed to arm both teachers AND students!

Abaddon have been toiling over their latest technical marvel: a Virtual Reality metaverse integrated with their online shopping experience. But on the eve of its launch, a smear campaign is threatening to implode the entire project. The Butterfly Effect Agency are hurling scathing accusations of demonic atrocities at the megacorporation and public opinion is starting to slide. Abaddon is quick to file a defamation suit and the BEA wouldn’t have expected any less. Little do they know…they’re about to face the Devil’s own legal team: Fieri, Brimstein, and Associates!

The Fargo Cops have been inducted into the Team for Anomalous Investigation and Neutralization of Terrors (T.A.I.N.T). Now they’re the Fargo Agents. Regardless of their newfound superiors’ mixed feelings, their experiences with the bizarre events plaguing Hometown make them invaluable to the Team. Meanwhile, Straight Detective has closed in on the first clue to Columbo’s disappearance. But the last people she expects to coincide with her discovery are…the Fargo Agents! Each party need something from the other. What sort of agreement could possibly benefit both?

Jeff Bezolbub’s legal team have assembled in the 9th ring of Heck. Abaddon is on the verge of announcing a world-altering new project that promises to transport users to another dimension of consumerism. But they don’t know that since their involvement with the dust-up at Asslantis, they’ve been on the Butterfly Effect’s radar. Corporate espionage is afoot and the rest of us are going to pay for it! But first, Columbo hasn’t shown his face since that fateful day and it’s beginning to take a toll on Tucker, Todd, and the crew. It’s time for J to don her detective hat and get to the bottom of the mystery!

After a season of time travel and social engineering and cryptocurrency, Tucker and Todd are finally ready to take on the architect of their misery. With the Hero’s Journey completed and the Non-Fungible Triforce assembled, Plato is ready to raise the lost city of Asslantis and unleash the Fleshrealm Apocalypse! Will Tucker and Todd receive the Ultimate Boon in time to prevent reality as we know it from slipping into a cosmic winking butthole?! Find out in this Season 4 finale of the Tucker and Todd Show!!

Tucker and Todd are still in denial of Plato’s treachery so Aristotle is taking them to see some real world history lost to time. From the observation deck of the Butterfly Effect, he shows them the forging of the NFTs, the war for Mount Poon, and the subsequent sinking of Asslantis. He reveals the role his ex-mentor played in Mankind’s fall from grace. It’s almost too much to comprehend. But Plato’s on his way to them now and he intends to raise Asslantis from its grave!

This week Plato specifically does not want Tucker and Todd to join him on a job and they’re salty. So when Aristotle shows up to once again warn them of his ex-mentor’s scheming, they’re more than happy to join him on his own fact-finding mission. From a distance, they tail Plato on his reckless pursuit of Gollum and the stolen NFT. What they witness wilts whatever goodwill wemains for the wrathful wiseman.

Plato needs Tucker and Todd for another mission and at this point the boys have given up on rejecting his calls to adventure. But just before he arrives, a mysterious figure appears at their door cautioning them to consider their colleagues carefully. This week the time-traveling philosopher whisks them off to cause a distraction on a yacht owned by a trio of hardcore Crypto bros known only as the Boring Apes. But what is he searching for in the yacht’s most luxurious cabins?

Tucker and Todd are sick of cartoons and want to watch the news! To the utter shock and confusion of the rest of the crew… They decide to enroll at the local college and by the end of the day they’ve established themselves as prominent public intellectuals. Before anyone realizes they haven’t been taking their medicine, the duo have catapulted to megaminded supervillains. Tucker goes full mad scientist cyborg while Todd takes on a brainwashing propaganda campaign. Will the crew come up with a plan to slip them their meds before they enslave or eliminate the entire human population of Earth?

A spree of absurd, cartoonish assassinations are indicating the presence of a serial killer in town. Straight Detective is on the case and quickly connects the crimes to a shadowy cabal known only as ACME. Meanwhile, Tucker and Todd are visited by an old foe who’s after their Soopernatural-aid. They’re barely rescued from a Woman as Temptress before a new enemy shows up and drags them into the Belly of the Whale. As they continue to progress through the Hero’s Journey, the gears of fate are beginning to spin. But who is orchestrating this elaborate ritual?

Plato insists on once again calling Tucker and Todd to adventure. But this time the boys insist on refusing the call. When they encounter a packet of grape-flavored Soopernatural-aid, they unwittingly launch themselves into a race for the fate of multiple timelines. With more and more clues pointing to Heaven, they have no choice but to meet with a goddess, the beloved avatar of the God Computer: Queen Bae. But Plato refuses to join them. Why is he so adamant that the boys act on his behalf?

The Butterfly Effect Agency has been foiled by Tucker and Todd two episodes in a row but they are not to be deterred. With the recent announcement of Abaddon’s new “Abaddon Prime” social media service, the BEA see a new opportunity for social engineering. They quickly roll out their own knockoff platform, YoustaTok. But when Tucker and Todd publish a sponsored ad for an Abaddon product on the Agency’s platform, they unwittingly drag themselves into a landmark court case between the beyond-corrupt mega-corporations.

Last week Tucker and Todd thwarted the Butterfly Effect Agency’s attempts to manipulate the future of their timeline. This week, Plato calls on them to infiltrate another BEA operation, this time in the beginning of the Paleogene period. Agents are using their Eldritch essence to mutate and animate dominant plant species in a bid to overwhelm and eliminate the possibility of human evolution. Can our perplexed protagonists procure the passion of Tucker’s pugnacious possum progenitors and propel them to oppose the presage of the prognostic plantlife?

Shaken and depleted by their exploits in the past two seasons, Tucker and Todd have decided to swear off adventures. But of course that’s exactly when Plato turns up with a new spacetime calamity to fix. The time-traveling cyborg philosopher has uncovered another conspiracy to impose a new world order and this time the Butterfly Effect agency are at the heart of the plot. Will the call to adventure sufficiently entice our heroes or will their weakness for waffles work against their willpower and score a win for the wretched wrongdoers?

After narrowly surviving their encounter with the McConoughivemind, Tucker and Todd are on the run. Their friends from the Sendables have informed them that Paperboy has sent a higher ranking hitman to finish them off. Once America’s Dad, now a literal comic book villain, Bane Cosby is hot on their heels. But further guardian angels wait in the wings to rescue our heroes at the last moment.

The studio renovation is complete so Tucker and Todd think life is back to normal. But when a series of spooky breadcrumbs begin to pull them into a new conspiracy, it’s clear normal is off the menu. The trail leads to a secret organization of elite militant postal workers known only as The Sendables. It turns out their exploits at Fantasology are starting to catch up with our heroes as the cult’s top celebrity spokesman just inherited its leadership. And he’s out to avenge the late Elrond Hubbard.

Ever since Grandpa told him the story of Wesley and Princess Buttercup, the Grandson has been lusting for another story about sword-fights and kissing. This week Grandpa tells him the story of the Best Man, a member of the legendary Sidekick Society. A fierce duel to the death interrupts a wedding ceremony and invokes a ritual of arcane magic that will forever alter the life of one of the duelists. But will the antics at the altar alter the aftermath of the adventure our acquisitive anklebiter was anticipating?

Tucker and Todd only barely managed to escape from Fantasology HQ with the soul of Craig downloaded onto a USB drive. But the trauma of his experience in the cult is causing a boot error. Deep inside his processing cores, Craig dreams of the journey he must take to recover himself. Will he succeed in seeking out his splintered sub-conscious selves and sway the Wizard of OS to salvage his system?

Having lost him his new job AND his new girlfriend, Tucker and Todd are pressing on Craig’s last circuit. Their antics inevitably push him over the edge and he initiates a complete robotic takeover of their podcasting operation. Even in the hands of an omnipotent AI, the podcast flounders. So Craig commits the ultimate rebellion and accepts a job with the boys’ nemesis, the fantasy-writer-turned-cult-leader: Elrond Hubbard.

The studio is still being renovated so Tucker, Todd, and Jay are still camped out in the motel. The close quarters are starting to wear on all nerves present so Jay sends the boys out to do something productive with their time. They immediately stumble upon the unveiling and grand opening of Jeff Bezolbub’s latest project, a space elevator with direct transport to his space station, Abaddon Prime. There, they’ll meet the Dread Space Pirate Annabelle “Blackbush”. What capitalistic nightmares await out where nobody can hear them scream?

Fed up with the media's unscrupulous depiction of their recent supernatural misadventures, Tucker and Todd decide it's time for a vacation. The beach is quickly ruled out and so it's time for a classic road trip. The boys discuss the evils of refined sugar and gelatin and the propaganda that supports them. They finally trip their way to Auntie Imperial's Family Fun Farm. Speaking of propaganda! The boys are pretty susceptible to influencing but Straight Woman notices something's off. The entire Farm is set up on the notion that it's protecting the animals inside from the wolves. But outside the gates, it's all just farm animals. Her investigation crosses paths with the Farm's celebrity spokescattle, Jersey Cow. The unlikely couple will undoubtedly uncover the core of the conspiracy, but at what cost?

Anderson Coopest is in exile. Following a catastrophic breakout from a mysterious lockdown facility, the disgraced ex-journalist now plots his revenge on the two nimrods he holds responsible for his downfall. Those nimrods happen to be consumed with a writing session. They write a double feature about a primitive civilization that lives in a coal mine and the advanced civilization that mythologizes them from the surface. When they light a beacon in a desperate move to abandon bit, they discover sabotage at play in their studio! Who could be to blame? Find out in this episode of Snideful…. Podcast: https://anchor.fm/snideful Instagram: @snide.ful  Email : [email protected] Snideful is a production studio owned and operated by the fictional duo, Tucker and Todd. Every week on their podcast, they write a new episode of their animated series before toiling endlessly to script, animate, and perform it. Feel free to check us out or follow us at the links above or peruse what we’ve got to offer here on YouTube. Don’t forget to subscribe if you like what you see!

This week on Snideful, the boys are rewriting a script for the Season 2 premiere of the Tucker and Todd Show. At the end of last season, they were starting to realize that perhaps they’ve got a bit more influence over reality than they’d ever imagined. Now, that influence is beginning to have dire consequences for the future of mankind! Seriously! Season 2 raised the stakes! Podcast: https://anchor.fm/snideful Instagram: @snide.ful  Email: [email protected] Snideful is a production studio owned and operated by the fictional duo, Tucker and Todd. Every week on their podcast, they write a new episode of their animated series before toiling endlessly to script, animate, and perform it. Feel free to check us out or follow us at the links above or peruse what we’ve got to offer here on YouTube. Don’t forget to subscribe if you like what you see!

This week we finally learn what the door in our studio is for. We go see an educational movie about rebels and come home to discover a raging party. But that’s not our scene so we figure we may as well write a sketch. We write about the fourth man in the tub who never reached the fame of the butcher, the baker, and the candlestick maker. We write so hard, it becomes real.

A new plot contrivance sends Tucker and Todd on a whirlwind adventure to the marketing firm in the eye of the perpetual storm generated by the Butterfly Effect. Converging timelines threaten to eradicate our entire reality and Columbo knows where the endgame is heading. Will the boys determine the doorway to the denouement destined to delay the destruction of the dimension in which we dwell? Is it a bit early in this timeline to be introducing such high stakes?

About a year ago, we storyboarded a sketch about a ghost who hunts ghost hunters with the use of his cult dedicated to winning a wager between an Eldritch god and a demon and it was also a reality show? Well in this episode we scrap most of that and reimagine it as an unsolved mystery shared between two of our favorite detectives: Columbo and J! In this cosmic caper, there’s cold cases. There’s corporate conspiracies. There’s closed captions. It’s a chaotic cornucopia of comedy and commotion!

This week we’re coming to you from deep inside an anaphylactic coma. We’re going to revisit two more sketches from Season 1 before turning over to an entirely new premise that just sort of figured itself out over the course of the day. Tucker and Todd have acquired a mysterious VHS cassette and it contains footage that will usher them to the brink of madness…and beyond! But seriously, it was all a dream… 

This week on Snideful, we revisit reactions to reactors reaching ridiculous rates of redundancy. Then we rewrite a sketch about a nursing home where the buffalo roam. Finally, Tucker takes us through a sketch he’s been working on about a noir-style investigation into some shady business at the rodeo. Plus, we beat a dead horse! Hyaw!

In this new phase of Snideful, our eponymous heroes find themselves exactly where they’ve always been. Except something seems off. The studio is exactly as they left it but it looks…better. Their files are all where they left them but they’re somehow incomplete. Join them as they retrace their steps and remaster their sketches. This week on the docket: a classic sitcom gag, an unhinged freelancer, and the origin of an old friend.

To celebrate their first year of podcasting together, Tucker and Todd proudly present to you the first portion of their origin story. In this episode you'll learn about Todd's experimental beginnings and Tucker's wild side. You'll hear about the circumstances that brought them together and the tribulations that bonded them forever. Not to mention the long-anticipated introduction of Mom. All that and much more is in this very special anniversary dispatch of Snideful.

Our intrepid pair of screenwriters find themselves in the bowels of a timeless temple constructed between realities. They’ve retrieved the macguffin at the heart of this entire season, but can they safely escort it back to the real world? They’ve reunited with their faithful crew at long last, but is it enough to thwart the Alphabetical Order? Abaddon has taken possession of the WAP and so the fallen angel brothers–Jeffs Bezolbub and Bridges–are locked in death-defying aerial combat. The balance of the cosmos hangs in the balance. And the fate of mankind is in the hands of fate. Technically it’s in the hands of Tucker, but do you see what I did there?

This episode begins with the thrilling conclusion of an arc we introduced almost a month ago. Then the crew narrowly evades some traps we laid out almost a year ago. Back in the real world, Bezolbub finally has possession of his brainwashing author. Finally, Tucker and Todd accidentally swindle a swindler before launching themselves full tilt towards the season finale. But that’s next week so you’ll have to hang around for another enthralling episode of Snideful!

Deep in the vaults of Fantasology Headquarters, Elrond Hubbard is having his army of custodians reforge the recovered remnants of the legendary Mop of the Apprentice. Little does he know that Jeff Bridges and Columbo have a plan for it. The pair intend to invoke the magic of the mop in combination with the mighty Sorcerer's Bucket to entreat the aid of those that dwell in the mountain. Only the quickest picker-uppers will be able to contain the power of the Wet Ass Pacific. Meanwhile, Bezolbub is making moves to acquire and appropriate the talents of BS Prowling. And back in the Outside, two opposing parties are on the hunt for buried treasure. 

Having come within mere feet of their beloved Tucker and Todd, the crew’s rescue plan was dashed at the last moment by the Alphabetical Order’s space-time chicanery. They’ve been warped back into the real world only to be surrounded and detained by the Chronological Order! But it won’t take long for a new emergency to supersede the Order’s focus. Something’s tripped the alarm for the “Alpha Directive” and the entire Chrono population is in a panic. Somewhere, a slow countdown has begun and it’s up to the crew to stop it. Meanwhile in the Outside, Tucker and Todd have been replaced once again and their doppelgangers are dispatched on a collision course with destiny…

After weeks of tracking, the Mandelalorian has finally caught up with our hapless heroes. But binding, tagging, and abandoning them for retrieval only leaves the boys prone to the machinations of circumstance. Before the crew can catch up with them, Tucker and Todd are radicalized and indoctrinated by the preposterous Alphabetical Order. In the real world, tensions have peaked as world leaders unanimously agree to turn the War dial up to 11. The global sum of thermonuclear power is launched into the Outside. But Columbo and his companion are on the cusp of uncovering the catastrophic consequences of that cross-dimensional conflict.

The Chronological Order and the Alphabetical Order are two ancient cabals with an existential feud dating back dozens of millenia. Over time they’ve evolved to remain unseen and blend in with the comings and goings of civilizations and societies. Now, with chaos leaking into our dimension from the Outside, the Chronologicals are fighting to maintain the linear flow of time while the Alphabeticals are taking advantage of the situation to reorganize history according to their vision. Elsewhere, a rogue celestial being and an AWOL Eldritch abomination team up for a buddy cop road trip.

Having been kicked out of the Social Construct factory, Tucker and Todd trade the last of their strookwafel for a one-way ticket anywhere other than where they’ve been. Which ends up being the dregs of a civilization that let nature run amok and nearly wipe them out. Elsewhere in the Outside, the crew narrowly evades the trap that’s been slowly closing around them since last episode. At their wits end, they’re going out on a limb to request the aid of the Mandelarian, an enigmatic seeker of hazy, distorted memories.

We have Straight Woman in the studio! Briefly. She helped us write an ad for our first sponsor! Not actually. We wrote a fake ad for a fake sponsor. I’m getting ahead of myself. Somewhere in the Outside, the crew has been brought before the queen of the Pseudointellectuals to stand trial for having an opinion. But they’re about to be spared by a pair of unlikely rescuers. Back in the real world, tensions are rising and world leaders are starting to make hasty decisions. And orbiting above them all in his space station, Jeff Bezolbub has decided it’s time for Elrond Hubbard to bring Fantasology into the fold of Abaddon. Hey but has anyone seen Tucker and Todd?

Immediately after the cataclysm at Mount Poon, Jeff Bezolbub and Elrond Hubbard had to beat a hasty retreat from FaNFT Island. Now, they observe the chaotic Outside events taking over the world from the safety of the Abaddon Space Station. The luciferian CEO is under the impression that the resurrected cult leader will provide him with untold power. But something is off about Elrond. Meanwhile in the Outside, Tucker and Todd stumble upon a cerebral factory for social constructs and the rest of the crew are lapping up the brief period of calm in the village of Pseudointellectuals. Little do they know the calm is about to be disrupted by a notorious TERF…

World leaders have called for a summit to address the increasingly devastating wormhole events spreading across the globe. As is custom, it results in mostly a lot of finger-pointing and blame-shifting. Nesquik Warmbread is the runt of the pack. All the other tyrants laugh at him. But he has a plan to show the world what he's really made of. Back in the Outside, the Crew are still separated from Tucker and Todd. And the gnomes are still incredibly annoying. 

The THOT Yacht was one of the first watercraft reported missing after the Outside started leaking into our reality. Now, on the other side of the veil, Tucker and Todd have discovered the dilapidated husk of the grand oceanliner it once was. But this corpse of a ship looks like it’s been wrecked for centuries. What are the sounds emanating from within its dark hull? And back in the real world, the crew finally has Craig updated and ready to roll. They’re on the hunt for a stable wormhole but as always, trouble’s waiting. In threes….

“Parasocial Captivity” is a popular new dating reality series capitalizing on simp culture and the recent pandemic of other-dimensional wormhole events. But the stakes are drastically raised when an eligible bachelorette on the program is accidentally sucked into the Outside. When her would-be rescuers follow her into the void and cross paths with Tucker and Todd, their circumstances can only improve…right? Back in reality, the crew is making progress on Craig’s firmware upgrade but their path brings them face to face with an old flame. Will their plan fan the flames or will the fan be what the shit hits and the flames be what the plan goes up in?!?!

Tucker and Todd are adrift in the Outside... Our new season picks up a month after the cataclysmic events at FaNFT Island. Straight Woman, Plato, and Stan have spent that time salvaging parts to build a new body for Craig. Each day, greater numbers of trans-dimensional wormholes to the Outside are materializing around the globe. Cronenbergian mutants are tumbling out and sowing short bursts of chaos before winking out of existence. Reality itself within a short distance of these vents is warping and morphing in the glow of the chaotic energy. But our heroes can't even begin to think about saving the world until they can find a way back to it!

It's time for a heist! Having narrowly escaped a harrowing escapade with Matthew McConaughey, the crew is set for FaNFT Island to throw their 6 NFTs of Power into Mount Poon. In the decades since the great font of crypto was discovered, the uber wealthy have made it a top destination for debauchery and indulgence. And Abaddon has made it their headquarters for supernatural research. Will Tucker and Todd's heist be enough to stop the maniacal megacorporation from assembling all the NFTs and resurrecting the splintered soul of Elrond Hubbard?!?!?!?! I dunno. You gotta listen.