🎙️ Season 2, Episode 35 — We Tried to Be Normal in 2026🎙️

It’s a new year, a new format, and somehow even more chaos as the Revenge Of crew officially goes live every week — which means no edits, no filters, and no saving Coral from herself. The team recaps New Year’s misadventures, dives into dangerously horny TV, and debates how much money it would take to eat a deep-fried tarantula.

This Week’s Insanity:

• New Year, New Us: Live Mondays, audio Thursdays, pinball tournaments, Magic drafts, and the four-year Revenge Of anniversary all collide.

• New Year’s Eve Chaos: Coral survives espresso martinis, table thieves, and Gen-Z dance floors while Jeff and Joe ring in 2026 with Domino’s and Universal Studios livestreams.

• Gay News: Coral finally watches Heated Rivalry and has… complicated feelings about seven years of hockey f*ckin', time jumps, and Russia’s perfect ass.

• TV Court: Stranger Things gets dragged for killing pregnant women, wasting Linda Hamilton, and emotionally ruining Will for the fourth season in a row.

• What Are We Watching?: The Housemaid, F1, Thunderbolts, Mission Impossible, and why Netflix hates physical media.

• Coral’s Corner: Coral eats mussels, clams, Brussels sprouts, calamari, and basically discovers food for the first time.

• Bug Discourse: The crew seriously debates whether Coral would eat a deep-fried tarantula for $10,000 — and if it would “gush.”

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Only at Revenge Of — where the TV is horny, the food is suspicious, and Coral is slowly evolving into a real adult.

It’s mid-December, everyone’s exhausted, and the podcast takes a hard turn into holiday chaos, Santa Village fallout, cursed t-shirts, and the revelation that someone out in the wild truly believed Coral may have once been married to a man. The gang processes this information… poorly.

This Week’s Insanity:

• Santa Village Debrief: Bigger crowds, more vendors, snow machines, vegan banana cookies, and Coral dressed as Santa — complete with children, grown men, and at least one accidental husband moment.

• Holiday Logistics Spiral: Staff parties, book clubs, mystery bags, cookie swaps, pinball leagues, and a maybe-sorta Mikey Way signing that may have already happened.

• The Shirt: Jeff gifts Coral a deeply cursed t-shirt that must be blurred, beeped, and absolutely will be worn with no pants at some point in the near future.

• Gay News: Kim Kardashian invades Fortnite, confusing everyone. “Six-seven” discourse returns. No one knows what it means. Everyone argues anyway.

• What We’re Watching: Slow Horses becomes the new obsession, Downton withdrawal continues, and Jeff unveils an aggressively detailed watchlist that proves he cannot relax.

• Coral’s Corner: A coffee shop stranger asks if Coral was married… to a man. Cue existential offense, balls-out lunch posture, and a full recounting of a Thai massage experience that includes bars, gravity, surprise contortions, and an extremely tiny bottle of Dasani.

• Food Fixations: Chili crunch discourse, Erewhon shots, $700 immunity kits, and the slow realization that everyone here is unwell.

Equal parts holiday fatigue, queer disbelief, and physical oversharing, this episode answers the question no one asked — and then asks about six more that cannot be answered.

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Only at Revenge Of — where Santa has pronouns, the shirts are dangerous, and no one thinks Coral was ever married to a dude.

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 31 🎙️

The holidays hit hard this week as the crew preps for Santa Village, unpacks Coral’s gauntlet of “Nanny Week,” and processes the most shocking revelation of the season: Christian genuinely thought Jeff was straight. Like… up until now.

This Week’s Insanity:

• Holiday Crunch: Santa Village, book clubs, scheduling chaos, and a mystery bag moment that nearly breaks Jeff.

• Nanny Week Recap: Coral survives an IKEA marathon, bad salmon, and seven Jurassic Park movies — including a rewatch she didn’t know was a rewatch.

• Solvang Report: Coral goes hunting for lesbians and finds only German ladies, cinnamon rolls, and her own disappointment.

• Gay News: The team debates All Her Fault — plot twists, missing babies, and whether the show is “camp brilliance” or “emotional malpractice.”

• Fortnite Corner: The gang talks skins, including K-Pop Demon Hunters and Sabrina Carpenter, leaving Jeff and Joe confused and Coral furious about ticket betrayal.

• Chili Cookoff Debrief: Gluten chaos, and digestive fear.

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Only at Revenge Of — where the chili is dangerous, the lesbians are elusive, and HR is now watching Christian closely.

The team is back from Thanksgiving break with family chaos, bad movie takes, unexpected furry discourse, and a growing fear that Scott absolutely needs a wellness check.

This Week’s Insanity:

• Nanny Week: Coral’s grandmother arrives with empty suitcases, Ikea plans, and a passionate devotion to The Meg 2 and The Day After Tomorrow.

• Holiday Movie Opinions: Statham confusion, Wicked drama, and a few films that emotionally wounded the group in different ways.

• Gay News & Culture: Jumbo’s Clown Room lore, Sniffer’s Row, and a restaurant collab idea that should not work but somehow does.

• True Crime Spiral: HBO’s Mortician Murder and The Furry Detectives send everyone into an unplanned conversation about zoos (not the animal kind).

• TV Corner: Stranger Things divides the room, Linda Hamilton brings everyone back together, and Pluribus sparks theories.

• Coral’s Corner: The stray dog is officially adopted (!!), and meanwhile… something is very wrong with Scott. Like medically. Or spiritually. Or both.

New episodes every Thursday.

Only at Revenge Of — where the movies are questionable and so are our friends.

Fresh off the back-to-back chaos of Comic Creators Block Party and a full weekend of record fairs, surprise celebrities, and emotional damage, the crew is delirious, unfiltered, and somehow still laughing. Between autograph chaos, horny DJs, crying customers, and Coral’s deeply unfortunate anatomy reveal, this episode is pure chaos in its final form.

This Week’s Insanity:

• Block Party Aftermath: The team recaps the biggest Block Party yet — 1,000+ attendees, 100+ creators, 6:30 AM line-sitters, megaphone diplomacy, and Coral going full Roadhouse on autograph hounds pulling out 70 books after claiming “just five.”

• Celebrity Circuit: Nathan Fillion crushes his line like a pro, AJ Lee shows up with security and signs for four hours straight, and Gabe Luna cements his status as Revenge Of’s unofficial mascot (and absolute sweetheart).

• Record Fair Madness: The next day brings a completely different crowd — hoes, honeys, confused music people, sonic mushrooms, and a screaming theremin situation that nearly sends Coral over the edge.

• Gay News: Kim Davis loses again, same-sex marriage stays firm, and Coral realizes she might be legally approaching Kim’s marriage count.

• Store Gossip & Chaos: Regulars are breaking up, showing up with new partners, or announcing divorces at the counter — and the team wonders if the store itself may be cursed.

• FlapsGate 2025: Coral accidentally sends mixed signals to a man in her DMs, learns she’s been flirting without knowing it, spreads her “balls” on the couch, and receives the immortal correction:

  “Those aren’t balls. They’re flaps.”

• Coral’s Corner: A stray dog, a bombed Sydney Sweeney movie, The Mummy 4 joy, the Coconut Cloud smoothie, and why cold-calling someone on FaceTime is apparently a crime.

It’s a delirious, overshared, sleep-deprived episode fueled by stress, smoothies, stray men, and the return of Coral’s anatomy discourse.

New episodes every Thursday.

Only at Revenge Of — where the lines are long, the signatures are earned, and the flaps… are not balls.

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00:00 – Opening Chaos & Cord-Flicking

01:00 – Block Party Recap: Lines, Signatures & Roadhouse Coral

06:00 – Managing the Signing Blocks & Breaking the Rules

09:00 – AJ Lee Arrives, Security Flirts, Chaos Ensues

12:30 – Nathan Fillion, Kelly Sue, Mike Allred & Gabe Luna Highlights

17:00 – Funko Pop Exorcism

20:00 – Sunday Event: Record Labels, Synth History & Unexpected Celebrities

29:00 – Hoes, Confusion & The Great Café Mix-Up

32:00 – Mushroom Vibrations & The Theremin That Broke Coral

35:00 – Gay News: Kim Davis, Same-Sex Marriage & Coral’s Marriage Math

37:00 – Store Gossip: Breakups, Rebounds & Divorce Counter

39:00 – New Lesbian Show: Pluribus

41:00 – FlapsGate 2025

45:00 – Coral’s Corner: Stray Dog, The Mummy 4, Smoothies & FaceTime Crimes

52:00 – Upcoming Events & Birthday Threats

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 27 🎙️

The gang is running on Block Party fumes this week, which somehow results in nipple discourse, cursed nicknames, terrible TV, and Coral threatening to emotionally implode if The Mummy 4 isn’t perfect.

TRIGGER WARNING - We tell some stories where we were subject to slurs. I, the producer, decided to leave these segments uncensored.

This Week’s Insanity:

• Block Party Week From Hell: It’s Comic Creators Block Party week, which means 105 creators, a tiny team, and zero sleep. The crew runs through Ed Luce and Johnny Ryan shirt drops (including a very Not-Safe-For-Work glow-in-the-dark version), Titmouse’s new drinking game, vendor roll call, and a super-secret after-hours surprise.

• Gay News & “All’s Fair”: Coral absolutely unloads on Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle era, nipples-out red carpet looks, and the Trump tweet. Then the crew hate-watches Hulu’s All’s Fair (Kim Kardashian, Sarah Paulson, Glenn Close, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash) and confirms: the wigs are loud, the writing is worse, and 6% on Rotten Tomatoes might be generous.

• What We’re Watching: In between Block Party spreadsheets, they finish The Gilded Ageseason 1 (Cynthia Nixon doing Oscar-worthy “simple” work), check out The Talamasca and Welcome to Derry, and recap a run of true crime and horror: Don’t Date Brandon, Good Boy, and The Perfect Neighbor.

• Coral’s Corner: Coral celebrates the announcement of The Mummy 4 with the original cast like it’s a personal religious holiday, drags the LA Mummy ride compared to Florida, talks haunted houses she can’t get scared in, dreams of more Avatar and Downton-adjacent content, and ends in full meltdown over UFC’s Valentina fighting Weili — and the fantasy of her showing up at Revenge Of.

Equal parts exhausted, horny-for-monsters, and deeply judgmental about television, this episode is what happens when you try to plan a massive event and still keep up with all things gay, spooky, and stupid.

New episodes every Thursday.

Only at Revenge Of — where the schedules are packed, the shirts are filthy, and the nipples are apparently public.

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00:00 – Not Live This Week, Kegel Kenzie & Nipple Coral

05:00 – Event Chaos: Comic Creators Block Party Planning & 105 Creators

09:30 – 6–7, Library TikToks & Being Old on the Internet

11:30 – Gay News: Sydney Sweeney, Nipples, Trump Tweets & Red Carpets

16:00 – All’s Fair on Hulu: 0% Rotten Tomatoes & Bitches in Gloves

20:00 – Divorce Lawyer Emails & Life Admin

21:00 – TV Corner: The Gilded Age, Talamasca, Welcome to Derry

24:30 – Doc & Movie Talk: Don’t Date Brandon, Good Boy, The Perfect Neighbor

26:30 – Block Party Merch & Vendors: Ed Luce, Johnny Ryan, Titmouse & BBQ

29:30 – Secret After-Hours Surprise & Next-Day Catalog LA Tease

30:30 – Coral’s Corner: The Mummy 4, Rides, Haunted Houses & Avatar

34:00 – Gilded Age, Old-Lady Crushes & Hunting Wives vs. Landman

36:00 – UFC: Valentina vs Weili, Gem Discourse & Closing Chaos

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 26 – The Revenge Of Podcast — LIVE! 🎙️

First-ever live show! Chaos, chat heckling, spider pranks, and zero safety net. We talk upcoming events, questionable pop culture, and why Coral now owes everyone $500 to hold a tarantula.

This Week’s Insanity:

• We’re Live, Baby: No edits, no take-backs. Chat pops off, the World Series competes for attention, and a $54 “Supreme Cone” becomes our fourth co-host.

• Store & Event Run-Down: Magic “Trick-or-Treat” sealed night, a Sunday book release party for The Happily Ever After Society (tattoos! vendors!), and the final sprint to Comic Creators Block Party with a livestream “Creator’s Couch Party.”

• Gay News & Pop Culture: The Hunting Wives divides the room, Jennifer’s Body sequel buzz, Megan Fox discourse, Katy Perry + Justin Trudeau rumor mill, and Kourtney Kardashian’s…uh…“vaginal health” lollipops.

• What We’re Watching: Wrapping Devil in Disguise and Gen V S2; sampling Welcome to Derry; and diving into the Interview with the Vampire universe spin-off Talamasca (with a Downton-era surprise face you know and love). Gilded Age appreciation = Christine Baranski supremacy.

• Queer List Lightning Round: A rapid-fire tour through Queerty’s “20 most important queer films of the last 20 years” with side quests to Moonlight, Call Me By Your Name, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, and Tangerine.

• Coral’s Corner (Live Edition): Reign of Terror haunted house = zero pulse. Extreme haunts? Hard pass. Spider terror? Maxed out. Debating tarantula handling fees, Fear-Factor flashbacks, and whether lobster tomalley (“the green gush”) is a delicacy or a dare. Closing on a very real plan for a crawfish boil.

Another week, another rollercoaster—this time with a live audience and a plastic cone judging us from the desk.

New episodes every Thursday.

Only at Revenge Of — where the mics are hot, the chat is louder, and the edits are mercilessly…not happening.

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 25 – When We Were Old 🎙️

Fresh off When We Were Young Fest, the crew returns bruised, blistered, and spiritually aged — but somehow still laughing. Between branded coconuts, caffeine collapses, and pop-punk nostalgia, this one’s a sunburned love letter to chaos and recovery.

This Week’s Insanity:

• Festival Fallout: Jeff recounts surviving When We Were Young Fest through a haze of Red Bull, dehydration, and questionable logistics. Coral’s highlights include a turkey leg the size of her forearm and a near-spiritual moment with a branded coconut.

• Pop-Punk Purgatory: The gang revisits their emo roots, ranking bands from Paramore to Blink-182 while questioning whether their knees can still handle mosh pits.

• Gay News & Culture Check: From panic-at-the-disco discourse to Gabe Luna thirst in Devil in Disguise, no genre—or generation—is safe.

• Coral’s Corner: What starts as a pregnancy panic turns into a Spirit Halloween baby reveal that nearly stops Coral’s heart. There’s also discussion of turkey legs, trauma bonding, and whether anyone will ever emotionally recover from Sunday’s lineup.

Equal parts delirious and nostalgic, this episode proves that When We Were Young now comes with Advil, anxiety, and a very real bedtime.

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Only at Revenge Of — where the energy drinks are expired and the youth is long gone.