Magician and scam artist Brian Brushwood teams with Justin Robert Young for a weekly irreverent fun fest featuring unusual guests, bizarre games, and strange and wonderful tales.
Alex Albrecht and Leo Laporte are here for the premier episode.
Brian and Justin were joined by Veronica Belmont to play a game of Secrets or BS.
In this episode, participants played a game of YouBooze. Prior to the episode, fans were asked to submit links to YouTube clips. Brian, JRY, Amtrekker, and Dr. Tiki then placed bets on what type of comments they would find on the video. Those who predicted incorrectly had to drink.
Co-founder of the URDB, Dan Rollman, helped the crew try to break as many world records as possible during the show with the help of the audience.
Brian and Justin talk about the best movies of '09 and years gone by with special guests Korey Coleman and Martin Thomas of Spill.com.
Brian and Justin are joined by Tom Merritt to present the GTFO Awards.
Marc Maron of WTF discusses podcasting, comedy, Conan, Avatar, and more.
Brian and Justin were completely humbled to be in the presence of Greg Grunberg, best known as Matt Parkman in Heroes and the pilot in Lost. Greg's friend and Yowza business partner, August Trometer, was also part of the show.
Brian and Justin are attempted to play "Never Have I Ever" with Molly Wood and Patrick Norton, both of whom showed up very late.
Justin, Brett, and Brian call people who have signed up in advance and asked them a trivia question.
Justin and Brian were joined by Larry Smith of Smith Magazine and turned 6 word memoirs into 6 word failoirs.
Justin and Brian were joined by Steve Dildarian, the creator of HBO's The Life and Times of Tim.
Revision3 vs TWiT vs CNET in the Internet Olympics.
The entire Internet answers your questions, Amtrekker's big secret, why Brian's daddies don't love him, and more.
Darren Kitchen of Revision3's Hak5 takes on Colleen Kelly of TWiT in a celebrity Twitter challenge.
It is revealed that another universe was created when the NSFW crew blew up Twitter with the OMGConan hoax.
Can you get drunk off of meat consumption? Brian wants to know!
We're joined by Ryan Connolly and Timmy Allen of Revision3's Film Riot and Jason Murphy from Spill.com's League of Extremely Ordinary Gentlemen as we conduct our first ever Summer Movie Draft. It's a five-way bidding war to kick off a summer-long fantasy league in which everyone attempts to win ownership of summer blockbusters. Who will come out on top? We'll find out in September,
Some tricky dice, a producer gets angry, and more.
Fates are decided as things are eliminated from the world in an either-or decisions a la rapid fire.
Greg Grunberg from Lost and Heroes invites Brian over to his home in LA to ride the Fail Trail.
Brian, Justin, and OhDoctah play Secrets or BS and play "Am I Racist?" with viewers.
Brian, Justin, Tom Merritt, and Brett Rounsaville play the YouTube close captioning game aka Lost in Translation (beta).
On this episode of NSFW, it's high courtroom drama with Judge Roger Chang and they make a never-to-be-repeated offer.
Robospider Tom challenged Leo Laporte to his throne as King of the Internet.
Brian, Justin, and Massawyrm go hunting for the new meme to delight a generation. Stay tuned for the most shocking final 3 minutes in NSFW history!
After last week's episode, it's time for Melissa to have her revenge on Brian and Justin.
Justin, Brett, and Roger Chang prepare Brian for his E3 coverage on TWiT.
Brian, Justin and Tom judge the latests missives from the eight finalists in the world cup of annoying tweeters.
Loyal Americans, Brian Brushwood and Justin Robert Young, root out hidden communists and add them to their list.
Jeff Cannata joins Brian and Justin to decide which comic book character is best, and we get our first exposure to the wonders of the Double Complete Rainbow.
Dr. Paul Zak joins Brian and Justin to talk about the chemicals that make us feel good, and experiments to determine which host listeners like more.
It's a BBLiveShow reunion on NSFW!
The chat room pitches a movie which the Scream Queens act out following Justin and Brian's direction.
NSFW is joined by Kyle Gass and the band Trainwreck. They pitch PR ideas, tag themselves onto memes, and show at least 4 man nipples, if not more.
Sarah Lane joins the show and they solve the problems of the audience and they play a little but Cuba.
The gang is reunited under one roof as the hosts of Film Riot join them to judge the audience on their cinematic guilty pleasures.
This week, Casey McKinnon joins the show to help out with some of the biggest PR nightmares in pop culture and the internet.
This week, Andrew Mayne and Brett Rounsaville join the show to find out what will happen at the upcoming NSFW live show at Dragon*Con.
Brian and Justin are joined by Veronica Belmont in front of a LIVE AUDIENCE from Dragon*Con!
Scott Johnson joins us, to spread some positivity and reach out to the international audience.
Michael Rooker joins the show for the first time! Rooker tells listeners how to become more badass; he tells YouTubers to stop that (stop that right now); the fallout from last week's Compliment Bomb are examined, and Rooker chooses the next target.
Brian, Justin, and Andrew Bancroft shoot out another Compliment Bomb and set up a TV fantasy league before calling dibs on a new planet.
Brian, Justin, and Andrew Mayne drop another Compliment Bomb, tweet Steve Martin, and get Weird Things Scenarios.
Brian, Justin, and Brett play a favorite old bit, a little game called "I said what", and have the most thrilling final five minutes of NSFW history.
We play Guess the Hate, it's the return of Blitz Quiz, and Chad Johnson learns that Slackjawed does not mean racist.
This haunted, time-travelled, backward-masked, gypsy-cursed, worst episode ever is filled with teeth clenching Glee between the sheets.
OMGChad's sordid history, Who's more science?, the Betternet elections, and more.
In this episode of NSFW, they play Name That Autocorrect. What is Cargill watching? They take on Hollywood!
Name that Auto-Correct encore, topping Twitter, Rookering people not watching "The Walking Dead", and more.
