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A garage respray becomes an airtight alibi in the troupe's police-AI parody, even with the same driver still behind the wheel.

The TechTown sketch's repeated introduction has become a running joke in a comment section far busier than the group's usual.

A TechTown cashier tries loyalty-program logic on a customer who thinks his name should explain everything.

The fast-starting Short has viewers counting his dwindling playtime and remembering their own long walks back from the graveyard.

Ben treats a simple request as a violation of PUBG's natural laws in the fast-starting Short "Ammo in PUBG".

The fantasy sketch turns a simple bandit encounter into repeated trips from the graveyard, while Alan is still swimming to meet the party.

A crossplay sketch turns controller aim into a forest encounter where even standing still counts as a lucky dodge.

The fast-starting Short turns a discount demand into an argument over whether an ordinary shopper is interrupting a comedy sketch.

A customer's offer to rescue a shop employee becomes an improvised fantasy epic, and she keeps finding holes in his premise.

A staff-discount argument becomes a dispute over who gets to have a scene in the group's TechTown sketch.

Rowan and Britt try to choose something before dinner arrives, while viewers share their own ways out of endless scrolling.

An idealised fantasy party keeps needing revisions as friends choose their classes and one player spawns nowhere nearby.

Rowan demands an exhaustive character list, then exposes a rather large gap in his own knowledge.

The office-horror Short has passed a million views, with viewers imagining better bosses, worse predecessors and surprisingly good benefits.

A soul-consuming manager still finds time to threaten weekend work in the group's fast-starting office sketch.

Rowan's branding consultant brings suspiciously familiar designs, while viewers rally around Britt, who made the store's existing logo.

Ellie's coffee press becomes an entrance exam for fandom, until the colleague testing her reveals a gap in his own knowledge.

A staged recording-session sketch puts an increasingly doubtful voice actor opposite a writer who insists every double meaning is innocent.

Her return to Honeywood brings a quest-giving problem, a Baelin callback and an awkward obligation to be welcoming.

Willow draws adventurers away from the locals, joining workplace excuses, intimidating skill trees and a Felicia Day announcement.

Rowan's warrior gets a bewildering lesson in character building, while viewers debate whether endless choices really mean freedom.

A manager with a suspiciously convenient absence of his own faces a staff determined to take launch day off.

The sketch's unread journal has commenters proposing shortcuts, while one viewer actually paused to read the pages.

Fifteen new uploads span reluctant adventurers, retail absurdity and Jake's GTA VI emergency plan.

A fictional studio's emergency meeting turns release-date anxiety into corporate satire, with Abby left questioning both the plan and the g…

Britt's pursuit gets action-movie comparisons in a comment section nearly ten times busier than usual.

The comedy Short's gaming grandma becomes the talking point, alongside another fast-starting retail sketch.

A fourth wall break and a reluctant 'show me again' are the moments people keep quoting under the New Zealand troupe's office-style short.

Two videos about sexy skins in games went up a day apart, and the shorter-titled second one is moving about twice as fast.