Dan and Jordan welcome into the tunnel one of Dan's oldest friends Nicky Gifts for a stoll down memory lane and a discussion about Time Tunnel's telling of the Dreyfus Affair.

Dan and Jordan take a little break from the Time Tunnel to watch a completely insane movie featuring performances by Doug and Tony. Plus, Dan accidentally watches a different movie called City Under The Sea.

Dan and Jordan welcome DJ Danarchy into the Time Tunnel to discuss a not-so-great episode about General Custer, and break into some of James Darren's musical career.

Dan and Jordan go without a guest to cover a very complicated episode of the Time Tunnel, featuring the Trojan War, time traveling grenades, and how there's no reason they can't bring Doug and Tony back to 1968.

Dan and Jordan are dealing with an episode of Time Tunnel so complex that there's no choice but to call in fellow Tunnel enthusiast Matt Drufke to discuss Krakatoa, time warps, and voices from the future.

Dan and Jordan welcome author Brandi Collins-Dexter into the time tunnel to discuss a very complicated episode involving the War of 1812 and Carroll O'Connor.

Dan and Jordan call back in comedian Matt Drufke to chat about an episode of the Time Tunnel he's actually watched in advance. This adventure takes the crew back to Pearl Harbor in 1941, as real life begins to bleed into the idea to do this podcast.

Dan and Jordan welcome comedian Deanna Ortiz onto the show to discuss the further adventures of a couple time traveling scientists from the 60's. This time, they learn that the show's writers have a few tricks and misdirections up their sleeves, as they explore mine collapses and comets.

Dan and Jordan continue watching Time Tunnel, as the adventure jumps into the future and into space. Actor and filmmaker Daniel Shar joins the gents on this very complicated trip to the moon.

Dan and Jordan embark on a new adventure, watching the pilot of a TV show about time travel from the 1960's that neither of them has ever heard of. Comedian Matt Drufke joins them on their maiden voyage, which fittingly takes them to the Titanic.