Resident old men Ryan, Shane, and Steven attempt to decipher Gen Z slang.

Ryan, Shane, and special guest Ricky Wang try to decipher updated Gen Z slang.

The guys are given a Gen Z makeover by Watcher interns.

Ryan, Shane, and Selorm debate whether or not ghosts are real via Powerpoint presentation.

Ryan and Shane make their triumphant return to Knott's Berry Farm's annual Boysenberry Festival to eat and drink as much as they can possibly handle.

Ryan, Shane, and Steven are joined by Korean Englishman boys Josh and Ollie to taste test increasingly spicy chicken sandwiches from all over Los Angeles.

Korean Englishman's Josh and Ollie quiz Ryan, Shane, and Steven on British slang. It doesn't go well.

Ryan, Shane, and special guest Ranboo play The Closing Shift, in which they are followed by a menacing stalker while working as a nighttime barista.

Ryan, Shane, and Ranboo finish playing The Closing Shift, and finally face their stalker.

Curious about the differences in quality and convenience, Brittney sets out to compare the microwaved and homemade versions of different Korean meals.

Rhett and Link join Ryan and Shane to taste test a variety of vintage recipes, which range in grossness.

While in South Korea, Steven challenges himself to eat for 24 hours straight while exploring the culture.

Steven and company explore a street food market in Seoul and taste test a huge variety of Korean street food.

Friends of Watcher Josh and Ollie from Korean Englishman return and present British snacks to Watcher to taste test.