The episode follows the show's signature style of surreal and cringe-inducing humor.
The episode's title originates from a line in the sketch. The narrator (Tim Robinson) defends his show against Spectrum executives who want to cancel Corncob TV, shouting: [S2E1] They said that to me at a dinner.
: A commercial for a fictional TV station, Corncob TV , which exclusively broadcasts " Coffin Flop "—a show that consists of hours of footage of bodies falling out of coffins at funerals. The episode follows the show's signature style of
: A guest on a "haunted house" ghost tour (played by Sam Richardson) takes the "adult tour" instructions too literally, asking increasingly inappropriate questions about the ghosts. The "Dumb Hick" Quote : A guest on a "haunted house" ghost
: A corporate meeting becomes chaotic when an employee (Tim Robinson) desperately tries to eat his lunch in secret while his boss keeps talking.
: A prank show called Everything is Upside Down goes wrong when the host, Carmine Laguzio, becomes paralyzed by the "too much" prosthetic makeup of his character, Karl Havoc, and decides he "doesn't want to be around anymore".