Bryan and Krissy release some of the lost episodes of TCB. Enjoy clips from episodes that never aired! A final
Bryan asks Krissy a very important question: Which way do you wipe? It’s a question that has TikTok talking and
Krissy comes prepared and festive to the studio. She brings a pair of her ever growing novelty sunglass collection and
Bryan reads an old social media story about a South African couple who got engaged in a KFC. The internet
Bryan shares some recent YouTube comments with Krissy. Seems that some people have triggered by Bryan getting triggered that then
Bryan is still sick, His Salmonella diet continues and includes a trip to the hospital. The upside of food poisoning
Bryan is still battling Salmonella many days later and his brain is suffering the effects. He struggles through show as
Bryan visits family for the holiday only to catch a raging case of Salmonella that ALMOST stops TCB in tracks…almost.
Bryan explains to Krissy how complicated going out eat has become with children. He shares a story about a recent
Bryan shares his thoughts on the new advertisers popping up inside the show. Bryan and Krissy reminisce about simpler times…when
Bryan tells Krissy about his spending his day at his child’s school for the big Thanksgiving Day play. Then Bryan
Bryan shares with Krissy some of reactions to the new Frankie B episodes, they discuss the engagement of most famous
Bryan and Krissy stumble upon a story detailing how certain European countries are encouraging men to get vaccinated with free
Bryan tells Krissy about his once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to attend a World Series game for the home team. Then they discuss
Bryan tells Krissy how he came hate to Halloween and how he can no longer ignore the holiday. Hoadley wonders
Bryan shares about a normal day at his house. This includes Clifford The Big red Dog, Buzz Lightyear and dreaming
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