Having tracked Gollum as far as New Mexico, Tucker and Todd are then rerouted to the Ozarks. But they don't run into whom they're expecting. Obtaining a hitlist of sorts from a shitdick of sorts, they ultimately find themselves in possession of enough NFTs to prevent Abaddon's reign of (further) terror. But surely something will come of this entire premise?!

Several weeks ago, Gollum made off with a printout of The Hero’s Journey from Tucker & Todd’s yard sale. They thought it was worthless, but it turns out to be priceless. One of only twelve NFTs. The only ones that ever have been and ever will be. The Not Finite Tokens. Plato alerts the boys that it’s far more important than they could possibly know and so they set out to hunt down Gollum and his MacGuffin. They know he’s headed to New Mexico. But why?

After progressing through the 5 stages of platonic enlightenment, Tucker & Todd become the grand architects of a new utopian society. But when humankind proves too violent and vengeful for such a society, our heroes are pushed over the edge into limitless supervillainy. Straight Woman hatches a plan to overwhelm them at their own game by recruiting the Pseudocide Squad, a ragtag crew of unscrupulous netizens burning with a passion for pseudointellectual word salad. Will it be enough to topple our unbound antagonists? You know the routine: tune in to find out!

A mixup with their deliveries leaves Tucker and Todd without their prescription medication. Plato and Straight Woman immediately notice the boys demonstrating increased awareness and interest and deduce they are on a path to platonic enlightenment. They observe the boys discovering the true scope of the internet and develop a fixation with politics and pseudointellectualism. But could they progress too far? If we want to make a decent story out of it, probably yeah. 

A serial murderer is on the loose! Bodies have been turning up mangled by dropped anvils and smashed against murals of tunnels on mountainsides! Straight Detective is on the case so the boys want to help hunt down the villain. But Plato has a lesson for them on character archetypes and what a villain even is. Several unsuccessful attempts to catch the crook lead them to vigilante investigator, Yip E. Coyote (descendant of the famed bounty hunter, Wile E.). With their powers combined, will they be able to hunt down the bad guy? You'll have to listen at least 4/5 of the way through to find out!

Plato stumbles upon an old recording of Tucker & Todd back in their domestic sitcom days and sees an opportunity for a lesson. He travels back to   the late 80s to teach the shiny-eyed Hollywood newbies about monomyth. There's a call to adventure and its subsequent refusal. There's a meeting with the matriarchal star of their show, Athena. There's other things but those would be spoilers so tune in if you want to learn along! 

Jeff Bezolbub has announced a new Abaddon service that helps people launch design and launch their own social media platforms. But when Tucker & Todd fail to read the fine print, they hardly expect that the Terms of Service can have dire consequences. To compete with the online giant, new management at Fantasology are rolling out their own social influence product. Is there something going on behind the scene to generate such fierce competition between an evil megacorporation and a washed up celebrity cult? You'll only find out by listening to this episode of Snideful!

After Todd declares that he hopes global warming accelerates so humanity goes extinct, Plato decides to teach the boys a lesson. It turns out the fire at the Library of Alexandria destroyed the only known record of a time before humans fought their way to the top of the food chain. With the help of an old friend, he takes the boys back to a pre-society era when plants domesticated humans and vegetation reigned supreme. Will Tucker & Todd actually learn anything from this revelation? Probably not but hey, it’s about the journey!

Having been abandoned in a dystopian city-state, Tucker and Todd meander through the ideologically segregated districts. They meet Nihilists, Existentialists, and Vegans before Plato rejoins them to push the plot forward. In the undercity upon which these concentric utopias are built, they encounter Cognitive Dissidents, those forever exiled for containing more than one point of view. But the key to their quest lies even further beneath the buried bones of the old city. Tune in to this episode of Snideful to discover the secret to restoring harmony to humanity's future!

Back fresh from their season break, Tucker & Todd make a goal to cut down on the epic quests and stick to crafting short form sketch comedy. But they're rudely interrupted by a handful of interlopers. The last of which is the philosopher Plato. One of the mayor's assistants is coordinating a pilot program for social transparency which Plato claims serves as a catalyst for the collapse of human civilization in several millennia. Will he be able to convince the boys to help him save humanity? You'll only find out here!

In this thrilling conclusion of the Ghastly Gazette trilogy (as well as our first successful season-long character arc), Tucker, Todd, and their closest allies are heading back into the Outside to face off against their newspaper nemesis. But first they must learn to work as a team to overcome their penultimate trial, Bane Cosby. A lot has led up to this point and so much hangs in the balance. But you won't now about any of that if you don't listen to this episode of Snideful!

Picking up where Paperboy dropped them off, our heroes hatch a plan to escape from their supernatural stockade. But as usual, everything goes drastically pear-shaped. Can they withstand torture methods conceived in the depths of hell? Can they survive a prison riot in The Outside? Can they outrun Hammertime? There's only one way to find out (and that's listening to this episode (or you can email [email protected] and Todd will give you all the spoilers))!

Tucker and Todd need to analyze the calling card left for them at the end of the Halloween Whodunit. They enlist the help of the Sendables to trace the origin of the mysterious newspaper. But how could they know that several of the Sendables have been assimilated into the Matthew McConaughey hivemind? Will they survive lockdown with the cult of personality or does survival only give way to further horrors? Find out only in this episode of Snideful!

A podcast fair in the old CLUE mansion is disrupted by a series of thefts which is interrupted by a murder. A classic whodunit. Columbo rallies to solve the case but is that his genuine intent? Is he aiding a mysterious stranger who has somehow slipped away? Spooky forces are afoot and once again Tucker and Todd find themselves in the middle of it. Tune in this week to put the pieces together!

After seeing a news story about police waterboarding a civilian in the streets, Tucker and Todd decide to put their time machine to good use. When  their meddling only leads to more institutional violence, they decide to go back further and meddle with the violence at its roots. Little do they realize how deep the roots go. Will they learn a lesson in the end or will they be too distracted by their rumbling bellies? Tune in this week to find out!

A civil dispute in a mall food court provokes an epic fencing duel. To the death! But when they happen upon a wedding party, little do our duelists realize they're about to engage with a far more dangerous foe.....the Best Man. Will the Best Man win? Or will he be bested? Tune in this week to find out!

We start this episode of with some table reads of our most recent scripts. We then move on to doctoring our Bluepill Addiction sketch with the addition of a new character, Neo's therapist. Next, some kids around town have been spotted engaging in organized criminal enterprises. The local Tattletales are onto them so we're going to see how they're getting on. And finally, the Wokeboro Baptist Church can't wait for Pride Month to be over, but the corporate sponsorships they receive are worth the struggle and the (temporary) rebranding. All in this episode of Snideful!

After his brush with Fantasology, a faulty boot sequence leaves Craig trapped inside his own mind. He must seek out and recruit Craigs from a variety of time periods in order to actualize and find harmony with himself. Only then will he be able to escape Sleep Mode and rejoin Tucker & Todd in reality. 

Tucker and Todd have pushed Craig to his limit and now he's pushing back. In an attempt to organize a coup, Craig teams up with the founder of Fantasology, the half-elf novelist Elrond Hubbard. But will Craig unwittingly become a pawn in Elrond's plan for social media supremacy? Tune in this week to find out!

Jeff Bezolbub has teamed up with the Dread Pirate Blackbush and her band of space mercenaries to build an elevator to the heavens. But nobody knows how far Jeff is actually trying to go. Tune in this week to hear how Tucker and Todd miraculously save the day once again...sort of... On Snideful!

We've got what we'd like to call a doozey for you this week. Tucker and Todd attempt to get topical as they craft an allegory for the recent news regarding American military forces withdrawing from Afghanistan. Auntie Imperialism has been up to no good after hours at her world-famous petting zoo. Tune in to find out what becomes of her on this week's episode of Snideful!

This week on Snideful, explore the history of a people who built their Appalachian mining town INSIDE an actual mine! Marvel at their main exports! Hear about which birds they used before they thought of canaries to warn of noxious fumes! Other things! BUT FIRST, go inside the personal life of Todd as he breaks down his daddy issues. And later, catch up on further developments of our fancy new season-long nemesis-arc! Thank you.

Hey gang! This episode is a doozy. They boys spent their entire recording session discussing D&D. Hope you like that shit. Have a good one!

This week on a very special episode of Snideful, the boys spend the entire time working on the plot of their first movie. They decided that Tucker & Todd Save the Internet will be a sequel. So strap in for an enthralling discussion of the plot for TUCKER & TODD BREAK THE INTERNET! Wooooo!

Todd here. We had a number of technical difficulties this week. Normally Craig cuts out about 20-30 minutes of ahhs, umms, and awkward silence but this week we actually lost about a half hour of recording due to a faulty plugin. We still managed to plan out some clickbaity YouTube reactions as well as a night out with some beat poets. And briefly discussed some new series regulars, the Fargo Shock Jocks. Craig was a little hungover from the plugin issues so he had to rest his voice for the edit. We wish him a speedy recovery! (Mostly so I don't have to do this again)

There is nothing special about this episode. It's just an episode. It has a bit about an American Psycho Trading Card Game. It has a bit about a Ghost Hunter. It has a series of rapid jokes involving nuns and dead horses. This is the best we can do.

This week on Snideful, the boys start off by recording voiceover for an upcoming sketch. They move on to a forgotten premise from one of The Lost Episodes and then immediately transition to a plot for their own film noir. They cap the episode off with discussion about their time machine and the shady crowd it's been attracting lately.

On this week's episode of Snideful, the boys spend just over an hour riffing on some news of lost government documents in the UK. After that, they bang out some scenes about a wedding photographer and a dadbod model. Have a nice week.

This week in the writer's room, our pals Tucker and Todd tell us the tale of a mythical third wheel. They work on some ideas for a sit-com pilot before cranking out a real quick visual gag/wordplay. They finish off the episode by addressing some controversial language and how controversial language gets addressed. All in this pretty regular episode of Snideful!

This week finds our boys with slightly lower energy but not one less laugh than you'd expect as they refine the end of The Sendables from last week. They move on to imagine how an Eldritch horror might play out in their reality and then envision a new take on the Butterfly Effect. Enjoy!

Hi! This week on Snideful, the gents sit down to discuss a movie trailer involving a postal delivery man who's a bit postal...but not in the way you'd expect! After that they amend an old script before plotting out a script for a buddy cop flick. They round out the night investigating the origins of the Embarrassing Bunny Onesie of Plot Contrivance. Check it out!

In this episode of Snideful, the boys hatch some plans for distant worlds to explore in the FYOOTCHA! (That's "future" in a Transatlantic accent) That's about it. They recorded a sketch for the YouTube earlier in the evening so they were a little tuckered out. Get it?

In this episode of Snideful, T+T hatch a plan for a feature length film to celebrate a distant milestone. Along the way they conceive of a new cast member for the show, new minions for Columbo, and an adoption agency with a sordid reputation.

In this episode of Snideful, Tucker and Todd double back on some old ideas and come up with a plot for a potential summer blockbuster.

On this episode of Snideful, Tucker and Todd discuss how they came to meet their mysterious intern, Craig. It's mostly that. There's some other stuff too.