Please read the title in Tim Heidecker's voice. Josh and Sarah discuss Easter and Josh Mansplains Inferno before they read Reddit stories about investigating your BF, responding to a joke, and making too good of an Easter basket.

Guys, was that bullying? Josh and Sarah discuss their week off and Josh Mansplains Angels and Demons before they read Reddit stories about backing out of a wedding, cursed Chick-Fil-A’s, and being bullied in DND.

Thanks Dan Brown! Josh and Sarah try to make each other laugh and Josh Mansplains The Da Vinci Code before they read Reddit stories about having an affair with your neighbor, “partially” ruining a relationship, and abandoning an alien baby.

All ouroboros come in threes. Josh and Sarah discuss the finale of Severance (with huge spoilers!) and the state of TV before they read Reddit stories about band members, Dr. Pepper at the gym, and taking an uber home instead of sitting on a man's lap.

Just start burying people vertically. Josh and Sarah talk about a creator event they went to and Josh Mansplains The Circle (2017) before they read Reddit stories about tombstones, thoughtless comments, and giving up your scholarship for a man.

So stop losing. Josh and Sarah discuss the most recent season and Oscar special from On Cinema at the Cinema, lightly talk about Severance (with spoilers!), and they read Reddit stories about cleaning your bathroom, charging your stepdad rent, and fake languages.

We won't have a verdict until we know the state of the cat. Josh and Sarah discuss the Fair Housing Act of 1968, discuss the most recent episodes of Severance (with heavy spoilers!), and they read Reddit stories about cheating at guitar, not clapping for men, and making non-alcoholic punch.

We won't have a verdict until we know the state of the cat. Josh and Sarah discuss their week off, Sarah discusses the Civil Rights Act of 1964 in the newspaper segment, and they both read Reddit stories about being shushed, Drake's "strong mental fortitude," and hair massages.

Take The Power (Cat) Back. Josh and Sarah discuss the Grammy's, Sarah discusses Brown v. Board of Education in the newspaper segment, Josh Mansplains Lucy (2014), and they both read Reddit stories about cats being stolen, singing happy birthday, and getting divorced on your honeymoon.

AKA The Glizzied Rizzler. Josh and Sarah discuss their week off, cut the entirety of their political segment, and discuss the first two episodes on Severance season two before they read Reddit stories about disowning your son, hot dog contests, and hot sauce.

It’s just evolution. Josh and Sarah discuss the TikTok Ban before and after Josh Mansplains Limitless (2011) before they read Reddit stories about reselling food to customers, being called grandma, and a husband’s secret.

But why were there less games??? Josh and Sarah bring in the new year by talking about their goals and reflect on 2024 before discussing an Orlando Sentinel paper from 1925 and Squid Game Season 2 (with heavy spoilers!) before they read Reddit stories about saving your goldfish but not your family, British people not existing, and dragging DND players to other TTRPGs.

Part contractor, part cop, all human, no robot. Josh finally finishes mansplaining Transcendence (2014) to Sarah before they read Reddit stories about dance recitals, leaving your wife during labor, and public proposals.

We are so, so sorry that we couldn't do it in one. In a first for Josh Mansplains, Josh spends two hours recounting only half of the movie Transcendence (2014) to Sarah before they read Reddit stories about watering plants, leaving your wife over her comments, and dumb DND rules.

I know the viscosity. Josh and Sarah discuss Spotify Wrapped and how AI is bad before Josh Mansplains Now You See Me 2 (2016) and they read Reddit stories about wanting time for yourself, sabotaging mayo, and turning your baby into a human.

Josh is in the process of rescinding his film tech certificates. Josh and Sarah discuss Thanksgiving and the year beginning to end before Josh Mansplains Bartleby (2012) and they read Reddit stories about WFH advocates being weirdos, k***ing your daughter, and ruining events by sulking.

We'll show you real propaganda. In a more-serious-than-normal episode, Josh and Sarah discuss the election and how it (and other things) have impacted their mental health before Josh Mansplains Ikiru (To Live) (1952) and they read Reddit stories about DND players, painting your son's nails, and how vegan cakes are destroying this country apparently.

Wedding gear that fits your tactical needs! Josh returns to Josh Mansplains by mansplaining All That Jazz (1979) to Sarah, before they both read Reddit stories about the consequences of voting, NFT scams, and getting food stolen from you.

Go on, do it! Sarah and Josh talk about their week off, read a newspaper from Orlando in 1922, and ask y'all to vote, before reading Reddit stories about DND twists being ruined, being Batman for Halloween, and not being allowed to hug your dad.

Oh, we can't light up candles anymore, huh? Sarah and Josh talk about their experience through Hurricane Milton and read a newspaper from Utah in 1922 before reading Reddit stories about DND backstories, pencil stealing, and, yes, candles.