This is a Drew and Tyler episode from the vault. The boys hook up with some comedians from across the state to play a game of celebrity impression improv.

It's another week with the tri-force. We talk about Lord of the Rings, whether or not you should dye your hair, and John takes a break from jokes as he is under the watchful eye of an internet pastor.

This week, we are but three. With Drew missing, we review our time at Couillon Fest, discuss what it takes to run a comedy festival, and we try to make Elton John songs more gay.

This week starts off with the gang telling their favorite Cajun street jokes, we wax poetic about parenting, and Drew shares a story about a gas station pick-up artist.

This week everyone is sick. Emily had car trouble on the way to a show, we discuss some controversy surrounding Netflix's Roast of Kevin Hart, and Drew shares some bad news with his Laf City family.

This week we discuss Jerry Seinfield and teach Emily what prolific means. Drew gives a bad movie review and we are all in shock about the horrific Pussy Cat Dolls news.

The gang is all accounted for, and this week we are discussing what it means to be a hacky comedian. John tells us about his obsessed fans and we decide whether or not David Cross is racist.

John is back from New York and has some catching up to do. Drew reveals to the squad that he has way too many bird stories and Tyler recaps performing on Stoned vs. Stoned vs. Stoned over the weekend.