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It’s time to test your 90s knowledge: can YOU finish the sentence?

Dial-up internet, Tamagotchis, Talk Boys, Kid Pix, and Easy Bake Ovens all make an appearance as the crew plays a nostalgia-packed guessing game.

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Slick pulls up in studio a decade after stepping away from music, dropping a brand-new five-song EP he made almost entirely with AI — and admitting he’s not ashamed of it, unlike the artists who lie about using it.

Slick talks about the difference between directing AI versus letting it take over, why day trading is a “long play” and not a get-rich-quick scheme, and how growing up hustling turned into real estate, fatherhood, and getting jacked.

Plus, Waymo love, a hotel in Texarkana that might’ve been haunted, self-driving Teslas, and why Deep Ellum just isn’t the move anymore.

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Michael pitches his big idea for “Waymo Radio,” a tiered in-car network complete with exclusive interviews, and gets into why he trusts self-driving cars more than most Uber drivers.

Plus: Culinary Dropout gets roasted for its name, Willow Bay and Larry David’s new HBO sketch show get reviewed, Universal’s new theme park gets a hard pass, and Michael has a big announcement.

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Michael reports on the sad demise of the studio’s resident possum, then recaps his trip to San Antonio to get William Shatner to sign his new Star Trek ship model — including a surprisingly friendly (and confusing) encounter with Shatner himself.

Plus, the show reviews Toy Story 5 and Disclosure Day, and Bri has some big news!

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Stephanie Drenka stops by the show to break down the fight over Dallas City Hall — why the I.M. Pei-designed landmark is suddenly facing demolition, the inflated repair numbers, the Adelson family’s casino ambitions, and who really stands to profit if the city moves out.

Plus, the history behind why City Hall was built in the first place, and what people can do before city council comes back in September.

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A Waymo hits a 10-year-old in a Santa Monica school zone — and they’re still pro-robot driver. The case gets made that a distracted human is way more dangerous than an autonomous car.

Plus, Eric saw the Michael Jackson biopic and loved it, Paris Jackson is calling it lies, and Michael has some very important questions about whether he and Paris could ever be a thing.

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Michael flies to Austin on a whim to catch a writer’s panel with Ray Romano and Phil Rosenthal, then spends 30 minutes walking the same block hoping to “accidentally” run into them.

Plus, the crew debates morning vs. night showers, Eric wants a season pass to the new Universal Kids park in Frisco, and butterbeer finally gets the respect it deserves.

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Dallas model Ari stops by the studio and she’s got a lot going on — a decade in modeling, big plans for acting and content creation, and a near-death experience involving a press-on nail. She talks getting scouted at an airport at 14, building a personal brand, and why she’s just now starting to take it all seriously.

Plus, the group holds a mostly unenthusiastic memorial for Spirit Airlines and debates self-driving cars after Ari’s terrifying run-in with a wonky Dallas lane.

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A full-blown argument breaks out at midnight — not with a person, but with a newly AI-powered Amazon Alexa that flat-out refuses to just try turning on a light.

Then, it’s a full LA trip recap.

Plus, Butterbeer at Harry Potter World lives up to the hype, a Waymo gets trapped, and Southwest Airlines nearly catches a strongly worded email.