Special guest Greg Proops returns! The question of what happens after you die remains unanswered, but tangents include mental illness, poverty and misunderstood Van Halen lyrics. Meanwhile, in D&D world, Sharpie and Quark claim their Embermauler bounty, buy horses and do improv in a forest with an old unicorn friend.

The first appearance of Greg Proops provokes a fit of Mayor Harmon’s pointless political rants and a D&D adventure that shall forever be remembered as involving unicorn pee.

Mayor Harmon and Guest Comptroller Erin McGathy discuss Knight Rider, Alf and anxiety, then play a quick round of Dungeons and Dragons before getting into a huge fight about movies and breaking up.

A discussion of the clarinet and nine eleven is briefly interrupted by an amazing D&D adventure before proceeding into an indictment of the Hugo Awards and concluding with a demonstration of how hard it is to conclude.

An especially antsy crowd turns Harmontown’s meeting into a flippin’ town meeting, pushing our fearless leader from musings on infidelity to contemplations of suicide. Plus: Dungeonmaster Spencer unveils the boys’ characters!

Sometimes it happens. Sometimes an innocent story about junior high proceeds down a road of perversion straight to where the sun doesn’t shine. Also: Spencer collects info for Harmon and Davis’ D&D characters, and special guest Rob Schrab tells a story…about his butt.

Jeff blows the whistle on NASA’s secret agenda and Dan blows surprise guest Chris Hardwick!

A discussion of something the Scottish call a “Wizard Sleeve” is ever-so-briefly interrupted by racism, robots, and a visit from something Erin McGathy calls a “game corner.”

An unusually quiet night in Harmontown gives way to eruptions of arm wrestling, wolf hunting, dungeon mastering and child abuse.

While Jeff Davis works abroad, Guest Comptroller Erin McGathy (“This Feels Terrible”) joins Mayor Harmon for an in depth look at overrated masterpieces, passive aggressive text messages and how to destroy someone else’s relationship on stage.