Former guest Jordan Black, a prominent Groundling, former SNL writer, and actor known for things like playing Dean Spreck in Community, returns to the podcast after 4 years. Plenty of things are discussed, namely a certain never-made sketch.

Sam interviews actress and voice actress Pam Murphy, best known for her role as Stupendous in Dan Harmon's Krapopolis, discussing her role in that show, as well as other media like Tom Segura's Bad Thoughts. Later, Gen Z filmmakers Aiden Bradenton and Braden Aidenton discuss their movie pitches.

Extremely skilled voice actor, puppeteer, and impressionist Jayden Libran joins Sam to discuss his career as a voice actor for various things, namely Beavis and Butthead, with plenty of impressions along the way.

Writer and comedian Chip Pope, one of Sam's earliest guests in the podcast's original run, becomes Sam's first 2 time guest, discussing his work on the 2 revivals of Beavis and Butthead, as well as more casual topics.

Actor, writer, and comedian Joe Wengert joins Sam and Co-host Oliver Johnson for the inaugural comeback episode of Looking for a New Title. We discuss his work on Big Mouth as the voice of Caleb, his characters on Comedy Bang Bang, and above all else, "Kevin", his new, semi-semi-autobiographical show on Amazon Prime, co-created with Aubrey Plaza.Later, an alternate universe version of Rick Santorum, alongside his opponent Thomas Sanctum, come in to discuss the alternate universe they live in and Rick's reelection campaign.

Comedian Billy Wayne Davis joins the podcast to discuss various topics.

Comedian Dave/David Theune joins the show to discuss his hometown, high school graduations, the weird shorts he starred in for UCB that may be lost to time, and other stuff.

Comedian and podcast host Caitlin Durante joins Aristotle and his friend Kiki to discuss their career beginnings inside a McDonalds basement, rural Pennsylvania, Wikipedia, and other things.

Big Mouth and Human Resources producer Abe Foreman-Greenwald comes on to discuss his work on Netflix's Big Mouth and it's spinoff, and a potential Shyamalan plot twist.

Abed Gheith, comedian, Podcaster, and inspiration for Abed from Community joins Aristotle to discuss the extent to which Abed Nadir was based on him, Chevy Chase, and other things. Then, George L. Rockwell (no relation) and Martin van Buren de Klerk (also no relation) join the show to discuss their new political party the American Not See Party, which follows the ideals of never opening one's eyes.