Call in Mockery

- Season 1

(2017)

The pilot episode of the live half-hour talk/sketch show starring Joey Loboda and Landon Sheetz. It happens to first air on Halloween Night 2017, so the guys deal with that the best they can.

Landon gets reprimanded for wearing the same shirt as Joey, but what lies beneath is even darker. Later, Donnie Laces, an employee of Shoe Carnival, stops by to tell the Guys what's what in the world of shoes and offer an unbelievable deal to customers.

Landon and Joey refuse to sit next to each other as tensions rise and boil over in the wake of their newfound celebrity status. Also, in a beautiful segment made possible by time travel or very old age, a pilgrim named Jebediah stops by to recount his experiences from the very first Thanksgiving.

The Guys still refuse to play nice, but they refuse to let that get in the way of their highly anticipated interview with local actor Chud "Mark" Mundgren who get's a little too personal, but nonetheless manages to bring tears to Landon and Joey's eyes with his one-man improvised scene.

It's the series finale. The Guys make up to each other with songs, gifts, and letters. Later, they thank all the guests that have ever appeared on the show with a lovely rendition of "For Good". Then right after that, they learn the difference between a series and a season, and also how numbers work.

It's the most tense episode of the series, and not just because the Guys found out they actually signed a contract for 5 seasons, not 5 episodes. So, they're back with a new episode even after all of the previous week's Good-Bye Festivities. Landon and Joey get into the Christmas spirit by partaking in a Holiday Poetry Slam that is funny and not at all scary. Then, they block out the ongoing noise in the hallway right outside the studio door to give a glimpse of their upcoming Hour Christmas Special with a calming duet of "Baby It's Cold Outside" and Joey's bit with a...

A very special 1-Hour Holiday Episode features songs and sketches galore. The guys sing a number of favorites (like "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?") and a few originals ("Holiday Bowl") between checking in with their little cousins Rory and Trevor, and letting Herme(s) the Elf do his super relevant song parody. Rounded out by some sincere songs and a mustache, the fact that it wasn't nominated for a Daytime Emmy is beyond everyone involved.

A strange, deliberate glitch happens in the studio that erases part of the broadcast so we see the end results of exciting plot points, including: Landon's New Year's Resolution to emulate his BFF Joey, the boys threaten to talk Star Wars: The Last Jedi spoilers unless someone calls, and Joey makes a distasteful Logan Paul joke that he has to apologize for.

The Guys apologize for being hacked by the anonymous All In Cockery duo the previous week and promise they aren't scared about it. Their annual Golden Globes red carpet segment "Smashin' Fashion" is derailed because everyone accidentally wore all black this year. Also, Joey reads Little Village Magazine while dressed like a US Olympic skier and Landon pleads with the audience to believe him when he says he is working out in his free time.

As high school students job shadow at PATV, will Joey and Landon be too annoyed to finish the show? They soldier through by taking a call from a mystery viewer, seeing how resident PATV weatherman Stormy Daniels is dealing with the coincidental shake-up at the white house, and confront controversial religious topics during the Big Apple Takedown.

The Guys are laid up in a hospital this week, but luckily they found an old, unaired episode in the Lost and Found Bin to show on air. They talk about recent events, sing many a song, and listen in on their younger cousins Trevor and Rory who are having a heart-to-heart at a sleepover while the show is taking place.

While the State of the Union address is happening a few channels over, Joey and Landon offer their own, better version by criticizing the government with very, very hot takes and eating very, very hot onions at the same time. Later, Todd and Chris Lee stop by to read your comments on a famous YouTube video of their choosing, even if the segment should have been thought out a bit better.

The Guys end Season 1 in style with some discussion of the world-at-large, Landon shares some of his drawings that were inspired by Joey over the course of the season, and Joey hooks his biggest interview of all time: President Donald Jehoshaphat Trump.