Rico and The Man

New Jersey gets rocked by an earthquake, Peter kicks soccer balls at Billy Joel, Rob gets emotional over the "Curb" finale and the boys take comfort in knowing O.J.'s finally dead.

Retro TV fans, rejoice! This Rico and The Man special celebrates the iconic sitcom "Three's Company" with an amazing interview with Chris Mann, author of "Come and Knock on Our Door: A Hers and Hers and His Guide to Three's Company " as he recounts his personal experiences with John Ritter, Suzanne Somers, Joyce DeWitt and more! Join Rob, Peter and Chris as they relive the wacky plots, behind the scenes drama and explore the show's lasting cultural impact. It's a classic TV celebration you won't want to miss! Special Guest: Chris Mann, Author

Peter makes questionable plans on St. Patrick's Day, Rob becomes a Fanilow, John Cena bares it all at the Oscars and the boys play the "Chiller Theater Line-up Game".

Sydney Sweeney makes her SNL debut, Rob adopts some new friends, Peter envisions an unforgettable birthday and the boys say goodbye to Carl Weathers and Richard Lewis.

Season 4 Premiere! Rob tries hosting an awards show, Ghostbusters and Beetlejuice tease their return, the boys question the appeal of certain starlets and Peter can't feel the heat ... OR the beat.

Happy Holidays from Rico and The Man! "Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F" releases its first trailer, the boys honor Norman Lear, Andre Braugher and Ralph Cirella, Larry David announces the end of "Curb" and Frederick Slack returns to tell more prank stories! Special Guest: Frederick Slack

Sesame Street unveils an Italian-American Muppet, teeth go flying for Thanksgiving, the boys unpack a disturbing cult documentary and Machine Gully returns to perform live in studio! Special Guests: Joey the Italian-American Muppet, Machine Gully

Peter goes to Nashville, Rob goes "Behind the Attraction", Alan the Engineer can't find the tapes and the boys honor Matthew Perry in their first ever "Drop Funeral".

The boys discuss "Naked Attraction", NBC threatens an "Office" reboot, Peter releases a new single and "The Two Lenos" give "Bud and Lou" a run for their money.

Rob meets strangers with stickers, Peter attends the biggest fair in America and a fellow podcaster stops by to review "Back to the Future: The Musical" and "The Shark is Broken". Special Guest: John Bow, Host of "Flop of the Heap"

Peter steps outside his comfort zone and goes to a concert, Rob questions the appeal of Burning Man, the show gets a copyright strike and Paul Simon gives a boring interview.

Pee-Wee Herman rides off into the sunset, Peter questions Disney's box office strategies, Rob vehemently dislikes "Barbie" and the boys plan a "House Party 4".

Everything has led to this. Rob and Peter finally give their spoiler-filled reviews of "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" in front of a live studio audience in Chicago. Special Guests: Positive Paul and Papa Tregs

Treat Williams calls it quits, Peter gives us the scuttlebutt on "The Little Mermaid", The Flash lightly jogs into theaters and Rob visits Dr. Arnold: Veterinarian.

Al Pacino vies for the title of "oldest daddy", Rob meets a disgruntled movie poster artist, "Barry" ends with a shocking finale and Papa Tregs calls in to talk about EVERYTHING.

Tina Turner goes beyond Thunderdome, Hollywood cries a river through Cannes, HBO gets an embarrassing rebrand and Peter takes an unforgettable trip to Philadelphia.

The boys play a game of lesser known movie quotes, Beetlejuice announces a sequel, Peter enjoys a trip to Neverland and Rob gets conflicted over "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3"

Peter throws a surprise party, snakes settle down under Rob's shed, a YouTuber spreads rumors and the boys have a conversation with, of all things, a Trekkie. Special Guest: Paul Snyder

Rob and Peter are joined by two kid critics to review "Super Mario Bros.", an SNL alumnus goes off the rails, Arnold fills the wrong pothole and the boys take a deep dive into the latest "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" trailer.

Peter oversleeps before the show, Marvel has a Majors problem, two hollywood legends have opposite outlooks and an A-list celebrity stops by to talk about her trial.