John and Cody spend their Friday night practicing social-distancing the same way they always do: quarantining themselves in a small room with microphones - but John is far more concerned with treating a different type of virus that's plaguing NYC: injustice.

John and Cody break down a Tinder date gone wrong, and Cody offers his perspective on how to successfully navigate the dating world and achieve fruitful results.

Cody plays the role of game show host as he tests Johns lyrical knowledge, and the boys do some research on a medical issue that's been making some noise around the office.

John and Cody reflect on the trials and tribulations facing one of the cornerstones of American journalism, and Cody tests his solution.

After a six month absence, the City's expansion is finally complete. New episodes, new merchandise, same handsome faces. 

In an episode full of treasure hunting and soul searching, John takes a long, hard look...at himself.

John and Cody tackle some important philosophical mysteries and discuss the success rate of certain first date ice-breakers. 

John and Cody dig up some literary material from their elementary school days, and John rediscovers a letter from an old friend.

John and Cody raise the bar and drop the beat as Cody shares his wildest dreams.

John and Cody power through the sniffles and put on their executive shoes, trying to affect change in two of America's most beloved corporate giants. 

The boys are back to re-live their greatest theatrical performance to date, and John defends his affinity towards the film he believes to be the quintessential musical phenomenon of the mid 2000's.