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Meg travels to Northern California to meet with the local queer home brewing community; two best friends bond through the beer they brew in the mountains of Santa Cruz.
Meg travels to NYC to meet Dailey, who brews with a log he found in the park; Ashley has an everything-bagel-flavored beer; Chuck and Pope brew for their hockey team.
Meg travels to Colorado and meets with Derek, a home brewer who lives with his parents; tasting Eric and Chelsea's ale "the Naughty Elf"; Jessica uses tamarind in her brew.
Golden Road brewery founder Meg Gill travels to Santa Fe to meet a gun swinging cowboy and an artist who views beer as an extension of his art; an off-grid party that gets out of control.
Vegas Golden Knights goalie Marc-Andre Fleury wants an all-American muscle car; Danny agrees to prep several of Burt Reynolds' personal rides for auction.
The auto extravaganza, SEMA, rolls into Las Vegas; Ryan and Mike travel to Borla Exhaust headquarters in Los Angeles; Danny throws budget and restraint out the window turning his old 1955 Chevy into a world class '70s era Gasser.
Danny and the guys attempt to complete a 1961 Cadillac Coup de Ville in order to get not one, but two Counts Kustoms cars into the world's biggest auto trade show; Danny comes face to face with something from his past.
Danny and the guys take on a rare and valuable American street machine with big hopes for bringing it to this year's SEMA Convention in Las Vegas; Shannon tries to tame a 500 horsepower Boss Hoss motorcycle.
A couple from Miami enlists Danny and the Counts crew to raise money and awareness to combat a very rare disease; Ryan and Shannon transform a valuable 1954 Harley Davidson Panhead motorcycle to its former glory.
Danny finds the perfect car, a 1966 Corvette Stingray; the Count's Kustom's crew takes Danny's latest SEMA creation, a '61 Cadillac Coupe De Ville, to a Palm Springs car auction to find a buyer.
Danny trusts Horny Mike to paint a medieval mural on a '73 GMC pickup truck; Danny stumbles upon a rare Carroll Shelby-designed sportster while hunting for a client's dream car; Shannon and Ryan transform a Harley Davidson.
Danny and the guys get to work transforming a 1960 Volkswagen Bus into a high-end luxury beach cruiser; an unexpected hiccup threatens to derail the whole project; Ryan and Ghetto Bob give a very rare 1963 split window Corvette a facelift.
Danny and the crew go all in, building the ultimate, fully customized 1968 Dodge Charger; Ryan and Shannon make a father and son's dream come true restoring their incredible 1959 Harley Davidson Panhead Chopper.
Chris Distefano and the panel look back on iconic commercials, very special episodes, AC Slater's influence, and scrambled smut; guests: Matteo Lane, Judy Gold and Ashton Womack.
Chris Distefano and the panel riff on old sneaker ads, celebrity mug shots and a wild hip hop dance expert; guests: Hasan Minhaj, Mike Canon, Napoleon Emill and Ricky Cobb.
Chris Distefano and the panel dive into horrible NFL music videos, toys that shouldn't have been made, and sex education; guests: Matteo Lane, Yamaneika Saunderss, and Chris Redd.
Chris Distefano and the panel look back on iconic commercials, very special episodes, AC Slater's influence, and scrambled smut; guests: Matteo Lane, Judy Gold and Ashton Womack.
Chris Distefano and the panel riff on old sneaker ads, celebrity mug shots and a wild hip hop dance expert; guests: Hasan Minhaj, Mike Canon, Napoleon Emill and Ricky Cobb.
In the decades preceding the current Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel struggled through box office flops like "Howard the Duck," corporate skullduggery, and a bankruptcy.
Marvel risks everything betting it all on a second-tier character called Iron Man; Kevin Feige takes control of the fledgling Marvel Studios, hoping to build up to "The Avengers."
In the decades preceding the current Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel struggled through box office flops like "Howard the Duck," corporate skullduggery, and a bankruptcy.
Marvel risks everything betting it all on a second-tier character called Iron Man; Kevin Feige takes control of the fledgling Marvel Studios, hoping to build up to "The Avengers."
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