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* The brothers take charge of [[https://balancedbirb.tumblr.com/post/182928370207/so-i-managed-to-1-find-safety-town-clip-in]], a model town designed to teach kids about traffic laws. The situation quickly degrades into anarchy, to the point where ([[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer and it is stressed this isn't a bit]]) [[GetOut they get in trouble and have to stop filming there entirely.]]

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* The brothers take charge of [[https://balancedbirb.tumblr.com/post/182928370207/so-i-managed-to-1-find-safety-town-clip-in]], com/post/182928370207/so-i-managed-to-1-find-safety-town-clip-in Safety Town]], a model town designed to teach kids about traffic laws. The situation quickly degrades into anarchy, to the point where ([[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer and it is stressed this isn't a bit]]) [[GetOut they get in trouble and have to stop filming there entirely.]]
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* The brothers take charge of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfwaNgczxho Safetytown]], a model town designed to teach kids about traffic laws. The situation quickly degrades into anarchy, to the point where ([[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer and it is stressed this isn't a bit]]) [[GetOut they get in trouble and have to stop filming there entirely.]]

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* The brothers take charge of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfwaNgczxho Safetytown]], [[https://balancedbirb.tumblr.com/post/182928370207/so-i-managed-to-1-find-safety-town-clip-in]], a model town designed to teach kids about traffic laws. The situation quickly degrades into anarchy, to the point where ([[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer and it is stressed this isn't a bit]]) [[GetOut they get in trouble and have to stop filming there entirely.]]
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* Episode 674. Dear God, Episode 674. After a brief intro and one question, Griffin reads a WikiHow about how to prepare for one's first rave. Eventually, the idea of a series of raves increasing in intensity is brought up, which after ''nearly an hour'' of logistics and worldbuilding discussion, becomes Plato's Rave: a ten-layer rave/trial/eternal purgatory in the back of a Container Store. The brothers got so caught up in the bit, ''they didn't stop to record ads'', and had to insert them before the WikiHow began- as Travis notes, they recorded ads as usual in the infamous War With Grandpa Watch!

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* Episode 674. Dear God, Episode 674. After a brief intro and one question, Griffin reads a WikiHow about how to prepare for one's first rave. Eventually, the idea of a series of raves increasing in intensity is brought up, which after ''nearly an hour'' of logistics and worldbuilding discussion, becomes Plato's Rave: a ten-layer rave/trial/eternal purgatory in the back of a Container Store. The brothers got so caught up in the bit, ''they they didn't stop to record ads'', ads, and had to insert them before the WikiHow began- as Travis notes, they recorded ads as usual in the infamous War With Grandpa Watch!
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* Episode 674. Dear God, Episode 674. After a brief intro and one question, Griffin reads a WikiHow about how to prepare for one's first rave. Eventually, the idea of a series of raves increasing in intensity is brought up, which after ''nearly an hour'' of logistics and worldbuilding discussion, becomes Plato's Rave: a ten-layer rave/trial/eternal purgatory in the back of a Container Store. The brothers got so caught up in the bit, ''they didn't stop to record ads'', and had to insert them before the WikiHow began- as Travis notes, they recorded ads as usual in the infamous War With Grandpa Watch!

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** Griffin makes the doll perform some [[ADateWithRosiePalms inappropriate hand gestures.]]

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** Griffin makes the doll perform some [[ADateWithRosiePalms inappropriate hand gestures.]]
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** A segment where they imagine the reveal in Kingdom Hearts 3 that it's all a Christian allegory, including a scene with [[WesternAnimation/{{Cars}} Lightning McQueen]] getting baptized in a carwash.

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** A segment where they imagine the reveal in Kingdom Hearts 3 that it's all a Christian allegory, including a scene with [[WesternAnimation/{{Cars}} [[Franchise/{{Cars}} Lightning McQueen]] getting baptized in a carwash.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ACe5za4-Bo A discussion]] about a dorm roommate bringing a box of haunted artifacts devolves into a discussion about ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory''.

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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ACe5za4-Bo A discussion]] about a dorm roommate bringing a box of haunted artifacts devolves into a discussion about ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory''.''Franchise/ToyStory''.
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* For episode 617, Platonic Neck Kisses, the running Series/ManVsBee gag comes to a head, with the show finally being released...only for Travis to reveal that he didn't even watch it. Justin and Griffin discuss punishment, with Justin proposing that, despite Travis's insistence that now they never have to talk about the show again, he's going to bring it up in every episode from then on until Travis watches the ''whole show''. Travis points out, invoking his own reputation, "Which of us is the most comfortable with a long unfunny bit?"
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* In episode 597, Travis did a Riddle Me Piss. Inexplicably, Griffin guessed it. The next week, Travis announced he had received correspondence from listeners that he had already used that riddle, in episode 511. He then proceeded to do an apology...in the style of Sad Libs, much to his brothers' disgust.
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* In the middle of an audience question at ep 436 (a live show, in Austin, no less), Griffin realizes that when they were children, Justin and Travis tricked him into thinking that Olive Garden offers raw fettucini for customers to chew on ''and he didn't figure out it was a prank until that moment''.

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* In the middle of an audience question at ep 436 (a live show, in Austin, no less), Griffin realizes that when they were children, Justin and Travis tricked him into thinking that Olive Garden offers raw fettucini fettuccine for customers to chew on ''and he didn't figure out it was a prank until that moment''.
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* Episode 577: The ''Film/TheMatrixResurrections'' Watch at the beginning, especially their recurring disbelief in the fact that Morpheus was, quote: "canonically assassinated in ''VideoGame/TheMatrixOnline''"
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-->'''"Count Donutula", as Justin:''' "Woodworking! Disneyworld!"

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-->'''"Count Donutula", as Justin:''' "Woodworking! Disneyworld!"Disney World!"



-->'''Griffin:''' Yeah, if this final variant isn't buckwild, I'm gonna have to say "Well done Kraft."\\
'''Justin:''' Yeah well it's cotton candy.\\
'''Griffin:''' (laughs so hard he has to lean away from the microphone)

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-->'''Griffin:''' Yeah, if this final variant isn't buckwild, I'm gonna have to say "Well done done, Kraft."\\
'''Justin:''' Yeah well Yeah, well, it's cotton candy.\\
'''Griffin:''' (laughs ''(laughs so hard he has to lean away from the microphone)microphone)''

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* Episode 563: Travis brings back his latest attempt at a recurring segment, Work of Fart, where the contestants (i.e. Griffin and Justin) have to guess the name of a work of art with the name turned into a ToiletHumor pun. After Griffin ties it up (with Wuthering Shites), they go to the tiebreaker bonus round.
-->'''Travis:''' "Stella will need to rely on the kindness of strangers if she's allergic to [[MemeticMutation deez]]."\\
'''Griffin:''' ..."A Streetcar Named Deez Nuts?"\\
'''Justin:''' (laughs until it sounds like he's crying)
** This became, to Griffin's resigned disgust, the episode title.
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* In 566, Justin reveals a half-dozen flavor packs that Kraft is selling in Canada for Kraft Dinner. The brothers agree that, aside from the ghost pepper variant (they don't want eating mac and cheese to be ''painful'', but it's still just really spicy and not all that strange), the first flavors he lists actually sound pretty good.
-->'''Griffin:''' Yeah, if this final variant isn't buckwild, I'm gonna have to say "Well done Kraft."\\
'''Justin:''' Yeah well it's cotton candy.\\
'''Griffin:''' (laughs so hard he has to lean away from the microphone)
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Shocking Swerve is merging into Ass Pull, and this doesn't count as that.


-->'''"Jigsaw":''' One moment, you're also [[BrickJoke under arrest]], [[ShockingSwerve that's right!]]

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-->'''"Jigsaw":''' One moment, you're also [[BrickJoke under arrest]], [[ShockingSwerve that's right!]]right!
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* In episode 559, before answering a question about someone wondering about if he should smoke marijuana on the back deck of his rowhouse when he is technically on his own property but in full view of his neighors, Justin wants to experiment and get his brothers to put themselves into the mindspace of the question-asker before they all start bloviating. "Imagine grilling shrimp on the deck," he starts. Cue his brothers spending the next five minutes quibbling over every little detail of the dish and what music they're listening to while it's cooking. Uncommented on by the brothers, soft acoustic guitar music starts playing and grilling sounds are audible.
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* Justin attempting to seduce a ghost by unbuttoning his shirt and singing a song.
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* Justin tries to convince Huntington Mayor Steve Williams to let them put on a tarantula-themed parade:
-->'''Justin''': Mister Mayor, I wanna paint you a hypothetical; I want you to flash-forward to the election, and this is the ad that you see come on TV: "Mayor Steve Williams ''says'' that he wants lots of great activities in Huntington, but-"\\
[''[[{{Corpsing}} Justin bursts into giggles; Mayor Williams struggles to keep a straight face]]'']\\
'''Griffin''': Finish the thought!\\
'''Justin''': "But when the opportunity" - [''wheezing''] Hold on! - "But when the opportunity came to do a kick-ass parade in downtown, Mayor Williams took a big 'nope' on it!" [''more giggling'']
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* Justin asks Griffin if ghosts are real; Griffin replies by claiming to have had a sexual experience with a ghoul.
-->'''Justin''': (giggling) Is a ghoul a ghost?\\
'''Griffin''': That's another great question that we need to get to the bottom of-\\
'''Travis''': There's so much we don't know-\\
'''Griffin''': 'Cause I ''definitely'' had a sexual ghoul experience and I'm still trying to get to the bottom of it, like that ghoul got to the bottom of ''me!''
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* "WAIT A MINUTE! Stop the world, I want to get off! Did you ''just say'' 'sow your seed in a field of pussies!?'"

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* "WAIT In Episode 116, Griffin's mocking imitation of people who think of marriage as being "tied down" or a "ball and chain" absolutely breaks Justin: "''[[SuddenlyShouting WAIT A MINUTE! MINUTE!]]'' Stop the world, I want to get off! Did you ''just say'' just say 'sow your seed in a field of pussies!?'"
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** Justin's attempt to give his girlfriend a surprise ear piercing for her birthday.

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** Justin's attempt to give his girlfriend a surprise ear belly button piercing for her birthday.
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* Shortly before the release of episode 542, the brothers announced they would discontinue using The Long Winters' "Departure" as their theme song [[https://mashable.com/article/bean-dad/ due to sudden controversy surrounding frontman John Roderick]]. Due to the short notice, the brothers temporarily replaced their intro song with a MIDI of the ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'' theme, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFljaWS9Ra8 with lyrics by Griffin that sound like he improved in a spare minute.]]

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* Shortly before the release of episode 542, the brothers announced they would discontinue using The Long Winters' "Departure" "(It's a) Departure" as their theme song [[https://mashable.com/article/bean-dad/ due to sudden controversy surrounding frontman John Roderick]]. Due to the short notice, the brothers temporarily replaced their intro song and outro songs with a MIDI of the ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'' theme, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFljaWS9Ra8 along with lyrics by Griffin that that]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQ3a1b4G2zg sound like he they were improved in a spare minute.]]
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* Shortly before the release of episode 542, the brothers announced they would discontinue using The Long Winters' "Departure" as their theme song [[https://mashable.com/article/bean-dad/ due to sudden controversy surrounding frontman John Roderick]]. Due to the short notice, the brothers temporarily replaced their intro song with a MIDI of the ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'' theme, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFljaWS9Ra8 with lyrics by Griffin that he sounds like he improved in a spare minute.]]

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* Shortly before the release of episode 542, the brothers announced they would discontinue using The Long Winters' "Departure" as their theme song [[https://mashable.com/article/bean-dad/ due to sudden controversy surrounding frontman John Roderick]]. Due to the short notice, the brothers temporarily replaced their intro song with a MIDI of the ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'' theme, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFljaWS9Ra8 with lyrics by Griffin that he sounds sound like he improved in a spare minute.]]
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* Shortly before the release of episode 542, the brothers announced they would discontinue using The Long Winters' "Departure" as their theme song [[https://mashable.com/article/bean-dad/ due to sudden controversy surrounding frontman John Roderick]]. Due to the short notice, the brothers temporarily replaced their intro song with a MIDI of the ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'' theme, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFljaWS9Ra8 with lyrics by Griffin that he sounds like he improved in a spare minute.]]

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This arrangement has always been kinda weird


!!Recurring Bits

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[[folder:Haunted Doll Watch]]
* Pretty much the entirety of the inaugural segment, which features Build-A-Bear Workshop's no-haunting guarantee, Griffin's haunted [[Franchise/StarWars Admiral Ackbar]] action figure, and this:
-->'''Justin:''' (''reading the listing'') "I have terrible nightmares of him coming at me with an axe and it's all Ernie's doing..."
-->'''Griffin:''' So buy- do YOU want this?!
-->'''Justin:''' (''barely able to breathe'') ''Do you want this?''
* The second bit has them reviewing "Haunted Spirit Paranormal Scary Burned Doll Spirit Alicia Creepy", an [[TakeOurWordForIt apparently]] ''utterly terrifying'' burned baby doll that scares the everloving shit out of the brothers. The fact that more than one person has apparently bid on the item causes Griffin to have a minor existential crisis.
-->'''Travis:''' It's upsetting to me that the current bid is $29 and the shipping is 23.
-->'''Griffin:''' ''It's upsetting to me that there is more than one bid! There's a BIDDING WAR for Haunted Spirit Paranormal Scary Burned Doll Spirit Alicia Creepy!''
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[[folder:Munch Squad]]
* Episode 429 has a Munch Squad Jr. segment from a deli chain called Mickey's, about their Spooky Flaming Hot Cheetos pizza. The concept isn't too odd, as far as novelty food goes but the press release itself is full of grammatical errors, oddly defensive, and the pizza "looks like a crime scene". The brothers are also leery of the trend of food being designed not to be eaten, but ogled or rubbernecked.
* During a Munch Squad segment about Valentine's Day donuts:
-->'''Travis:''' You know what I like to say with donuts? ''ooooOOOOooooOOOOO.''
-->'''Justin:''' [[LamePunReaction (laughing with genuine anger)]] '''[[LamePunReaction You dumb piece of shit.]]''' I can't believe we share genetic material, you make me so angry.
* In episode 522, while going over a bizarre tie-in between Chipotle and ''VideoGame/TonyHawksProSkater'', Justin offers to call his local Chipotle to verify that it actually exists. He proceeds to do so, and at first it sounds like a bit, [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer but then he puts the speaker on, with a voice on the other end confirming that he seriously called a random Chipotle worker]]. What's more is that ''the employee recognizes him.''
-->'''Justin''': [[ItMakesSenseInContext Do you know anything about {the Tony Hawk Burrito}]], or do I sound like an absolute lunatic right now? ''(long beat)'' ...yes, it's Justin.\\
''(Griffin begins laughing in the background)''
* In 532, Justin, for a Dunkin Donuts Halloween novelty promotion, does an impression of "Count Donutula" (basically Dracula, except talks about donuts). After doing the impression and claiming to have killed Justin, he wants to "affect an American cadence" (as the persona is very dramatic and takes a while to say anything)...only for Travis and Griffin to ''insist'' that with all that buildup he should complete the show. Then at the end, he claims he can't resurrect Justin, so they ask if he can do an impression. This leads to Justin ''roasting himself''.
-->'''"Count Donutula", as Justin:''' "Woodworking! Disneyworld!"
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!!Recurring Bits
[[folder:Haunted Doll Watch]]
* Pretty much the entirety of the inaugural segment, which features Build-A-Bear Workshop's no-haunting guarantee, Griffin's haunted [[Franchise/StarWars Admiral Ackbar]] action figure, and this:
-->'''Justin:''' (''reading the listing'') "I have terrible nightmares of him coming at me with an axe and it's all Ernie's doing..."
-->'''Griffin:''' So buy- do YOU want this?!
-->'''Justin:''' (''barely able to breathe'') ''Do you want this?''
* The second bit has them reviewing "Haunted Spirit Paranormal Scary Burned Doll Spirit Alicia Creepy", an [[TakeOurWordForIt apparently]] ''utterly terrifying'' burned baby doll that scares the everloving shit out of the brothers. The fact that more than one person has apparently bid on the item causes Griffin to have a minor existential crisis.
-->'''Travis:''' It's upsetting to me that the current bid is $29 and the shipping is 23.
-->'''Griffin:''' ''It's upsetting to me that there is more than one bid! There's a BIDDING WAR for Haunted Spirit Paranormal Scary Burned Doll Spirit Alicia Creepy!''
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[[folder:Munch Squad]]
* Episode 429 has a Munch Squad Jr. segment from a deli chain called Mickey's, about their Spooky Flaming Hot Cheetos pizza. The concept isn't too odd, as far as novelty food goes but the press release itself is full of grammatical errors, oddly defensive, and the pizza "looks like a crime scene". The brothers are also leery of the trend of food being designed not to be eaten, but ogled or rubbernecked.
* During a Munch Squad segment about Valentine's Day donuts:
-->'''Travis:''' You know what I like to say with donuts? ''ooooOOOOooooOOOOO.''
-->'''Justin:''' [[LamePunReaction (laughing with genuine anger)]] '''[[LamePunReaction You dumb piece of shit.]]''' I can't believe we share genetic material, you make me so angry.
* In episode 522, while going over a bizarre tie-in between Chipotle and ''VideoGame/TonyHawksProSkater'', Justin offers to call his local Chipotle to verify that it actually exists. He proceeds to do so, and at first it sounds like a bit, [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer but then he puts the speaker on, with a voice on the other end confirming that he seriously called a random Chipotle worker]]. What's more is that ''the employee recognizes him.''
-->'''Justin''': [[ItMakesSenseInContext Do you know anything about {the Tony Hawk Burrito}]], or do I sound like an absolute lunatic right now? ''(long beat)'' ...yes, it's Justin.\\
''(Griffin begins laughing in the background)''
* In 532, Justin, for a Dunkin Donuts Halloween novelty promotion, does an impression of "Count Donutula" (basically Dracula, except talks about donuts). After doing the impression and claiming to have killed Justin, he wants to "affect an American cadence" (as the persona is very dramatic and takes a while to say anything)...only for Travis and Griffin to ''insist'' that with all that buildup he should complete the show. Then at the end, he claims he can't resurrect Justin, so they ask if he can do an impression. This leads to Justin ''roasting himself''.
-->'''"Count Donutula", as Justin:''' "Woodworking! Disneyworld!"
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!!Recurring Bits
[[folder:Haunted Doll Watch]]
* Pretty much the entirety of the inaugural segment, which features Build-A-Bear Workshop's no-haunting guarantee, Griffin's haunted [[Franchise/StarWars Admiral Ackbar]] action figure, and this:
-->'''Justin:''' (''reading the listing'') "I have terrible nightmares of him coming at me with an axe and it's all Ernie's doing..."
-->'''Griffin:''' So buy- do YOU want this?!
-->'''Justin:''' (''barely able to breathe'') ''Do you want this?''
* The second bit has them reviewing "Haunted Spirit Paranormal Scary Burned Doll Spirit Alicia Creepy", an [[TakeOurWordForIt apparently]] ''utterly terrifying'' burned baby doll that scares the everloving shit out of the brothers. The fact that more than one person has apparently bid on the item causes Griffin to have a minor existential crisis.
-->'''Travis:''' It's upsetting to me that the current bid is $29 and the shipping is 23.
-->'''Griffin:''' ''It's upsetting to me that there is more than one bid! There's a BIDDING WAR for Haunted Spirit Paranormal Scary Burned Doll Spirit Alicia Creepy!''
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Munch Squad]]
* Episode 429 has a Munch Squad Jr. segment from a deli chain called Mickey's, about their Spooky Flaming Hot Cheetos pizza. The concept isn't too odd, as far as novelty food goes but the press release itself is full of grammatical errors, oddly defensive, and the pizza "looks like a crime scene". The brothers are also leery of the trend of food being designed not to be eaten, but ogled or rubbernecked.
* During a Munch Squad segment about Valentine's Day donuts:
-->'''Travis:''' You know what I like to say with donuts? ''ooooOOOOooooOOOOO.''
-->'''Justin:''' [[LamePunReaction (laughing with genuine anger)]] '''[[LamePunReaction You dumb piece of shit.]]''' I can't believe we share genetic material, you make me so angry.
* In episode 522, while going over a bizarre tie-in between Chipotle and ''VideoGame/TonyHawksProSkater'', Justin offers to call his local Chipotle to verify that it actually exists. He proceeds to do so, and at first it sounds like a bit, [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer but then he puts the speaker on, with a voice on the other end confirming that he seriously called a random Chipotle worker]]. What's more is that ''the employee recognizes him.''
-->'''Justin''': [[ItMakesSenseInContext Do you know anything about {the Tony Hawk Burrito}]], or do I sound like an absolute lunatic right now? ''(long beat)'' ...yes, it's Justin.\\
''(Griffin begins laughing in the background)''
* In 532, Justin, for a Dunkin Donuts Halloween novelty promotion, does an impression of "Count Donutula" (basically Dracula, except talks about donuts). After doing the impression and claiming to have killed Justin, he wants to "affect an American cadence" (as the persona is very dramatic and takes a while to say anything)...only for Travis and Griffin to ''insist'' that with all that buildup he should complete the show. Then at the end, he claims he can't resurrect Justin, so they ask if he can do an impression. This leads to Justin ''roasting himself''.
-->'''"Count Donutula", as Justin:''' "Woodworking! Disneyworld!"
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* In 532, Justin, for a Dunkin Donuts Halloween novelty promotion, does an impression of "Count Donutula" (basically Dracula, except talks about donuts). After doing the impression and claiming to have killed Justin, he wants to "affect an American cadence" (as the persona is very dramatic and takes a while to say anything)...only for Travis and Griffin to ''insist'' that with all that buildup he should complete the show. Then at the end, he claims he can't resurrect Justin, so they ask if he can do an impression. This leads to Justin ''roasting himself''.
-->'''"Count Donutula", as Justin:''' "Woodworking! Disneyworld!"
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* The brothers spend the entirety of episode 528 (with the exception of the Money Zone) dissecting the {{Creator/Robert DeNiro}} movie ''The War With Grandpa''. At one point, Griffin tries to get them back on track by asking if he should read a Yahoo, but Justin and Travis ignore him to keep talking about the movie.
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* In Episode 527, Travis and Griffin discuss who would play {{Series/Frasier}} if he regenerated like Series/DoctorWho. They suggest Creator/JohnLithgow before Justin reveals that he wasn't listening and didn't catch the question. They roll with this, having Justin name off celebrities without revealing what character they would play. He names off Creator/DanielRadcliffe, Larry Bird (with companion UsefulNotes/MichaelJordan), and Creator/AliaShawkat. After the reveal, it turns into an attempt to reboot both Frasier and Series/TheBigBangTheory in the same show.
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* In Episode 205 (a live show), an audience member who writes comic books [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrIpLOpGgbs asks for help with dealing with a bad review]]... ''from Clint''.
-->'''Justin:''' Listen, Chris, if you can figure out how to deal with criticism from our Dad, I hope you will let me know.

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