Ronnie barely stays awake and he and Jazz discuss the boring hallucinatory episode "Mr. Scratch"! Could director Matthew Gray Gubler rip off The Grudge any more? How is the unsub so skilled? Why the fuck is Jennifer Love Hewitt on the show, and why aren't her breasts prominent supporting characters? All this and what stupid thing Ron Johnson has said recently on the newest Deliver The Profile! Also: the announcement of the first ever Deliver The Profile Challenge.

It's business as UNUSUAL when Ronnie and Jazz, now in their new studio, devote an entire episode to the Hotchtroversy/Kickmageddon. Thomas Gibson (Dharma & Greg, The Terminator) has been fired! Who will give orders and dress down black men now? The boys trace Gibson's problems on and off set over the years as well as discuss where the show can go from here without one of its most important members. Additionally, the show covers what's next for Thomas Gibson, what Shemar Moore thinks of everything and has more jokes about failed Milwaukee Brewers starting pitching than any other podcast on the market.

G.g. joins Ronnie to lend his Kansas-based expertise as they discuss Season 7 Episode 7: There's No Place Like Home, aka Attack of the Killer Tornado. 

It's the end of an era as Ronnie and Jazz say goodbye to the show...'s recording studio. Surrounded by boxes and bereft of dishes and silverware, the pair nonetheless spend over an hour discussing Dean Cain in "Snake Eyes"! He's a gambling man whose luck correlates to him killing people. Is this story based on Dean Cain's real life? It's clear he hasn't killed anybody lately or his career would be better than appearing in God's Not Dead, Man Camp and Supergirl. How the fuck is he never identified through surveillance in Atlantic City CASINOS? Also, did Morgan rape Garcia or what? Get out your flasks, it's a Nicholas Brendon episode. All this and more on Deliver The Profile! Plus: a bold declaration related to the 2016's elections.