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* {{Narm}}: The episode, where the show takes another crack at handling internet culture. In this case, the episode revolves around incels committing crimes while referring to their victims as Chads and Stacys. It takes the team roughly a quarter of the episode before they learn that the names Chad and Stacy don't refer to any specific person, but rather to the [[https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/chad-thundercock Chad and Stacy meme]].[[note]]Incel terminology for people who are physically attractive and manage to attract members of the opposite sex, the former term (Chad) is best known for spawning the many “Virgin Walk vs. Chad Stride” memes.[[/note]] Making it even funnier is that they don't learn about the meme or the term "incel" until they search the "dark web", when a single Google search would bring up plenty of information from either Website/{{Reddit}} or Website/FourChan, making the entire episode hilarious to anyone who has spent even a moderate amount of time on the internet.
** It's even funnier for viewers who are familiar with Ethan Slater (who plays one of the incels) from his best known role. That guy talking about how he's entitled to sex from women is ''[[Theatre/TheSpongeBobMusical SpongeBob.]]''
** It's even funnier for viewers who are familiar with Ethan Slater (who plays one of the incels) from his best known role. That guy talking about how he's entitled to sex from women is ''[[Theatre/TheSpongeBobMusical SpongeBob.]]''
