Doing his best to make Spenny laugh, Kenny engages in an outrageous barrage of funny costumes and ridiculous characters. Thinking defensively, Spenny tries to plunge himself into a deep depression and existential crisis.
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Directed by Spencer Rice, Kenny HotzWritten by Kenny Hotz, Sebastian Cluer
Kenny and Spenny each go on a date with the same gay man, who will decide whom he likes better. Spenny decides that he will do anything to win, while Kenny does everything in his power to make Spenny look like a scumbag.
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Directed by Spencer Rice, Kenny HotzWritten by Kenny Hotz, Sebastian Cluer
Who Can Wear a Dead Octopus on Their Head the Longest?
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The boys see who can wear a dead octopus on his head in this brutal endurance competition. Both guys lose their minds as a rotting corpse stinks up their scalps…one more than the other.
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Directed by Spencer Rice, Kenny HotzWritten by Kenny Hotz, Sebastian Cluer
In this brutal endurance competition Kenny is at a disadvantage, Spenny is a runner, but that's not the reason why this competition turns out to be a disaster.
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Directed by Spencer Rice, Kenny HotzWritten by Kenny Hotz, Sebastian Cluer
Judged by a professional porn producer, the guys compete to see who can make a better porno movie. Spenny decides to recreate an unfulfilled teenage fantasy, while Kenny decides to star in his own production, producing the first sketch comedy porno ever made.
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Directed by Spencer Rice, Kenny HotzWritten by Kenny Hotz, Sebastian Cluer
Qigong is the ancient contest of genital weightlifting. Spenny and Kenny stretch their genitals to the extreme. But, unfortunately, both guys have more to worry about than hernias.
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Directed by Spencer Rice, Kenny HotzWritten by Kenny Hotz, Sebastian Cluer
The boys compete to see which one is “cooler.” In possibly his lamest strategy to date, Spenny tries to transforms himself with a Johnny Depp impersonation. Kenny, knowing he’s cooler, just relaxes and parties.
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Directed by Spencer Rice, Kenny HotzWritten by Kenny Hotz, Sebastian Cluer
The guys see who can best manipulate the supernatural. Spenny, who is afraid of ghosts, uses white witchcraft and his guardian angel to protect himself, while Kenny, who doesn't believe in ghosts, tries to frighten his best friend by scaring the living shit out of him.
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Directed by Spencer Rice, Kenny HotzWritten by Kenny Hotz, Sebastian Cluer
Judged by the crew, the guys must impersonate each other for several days. Spenny's impersonation of Kenny is good, but when Kenny starts to portray Spenny in a horribly negative light, Spenny breaks character in order to defend himself.
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Directed by Spencer Rice, Kenny HotzWritten by Kenny Hotz, Sebastian Cluer
The boys decide to give up all the comforts of home and see who can stay homeless the longest. Will Spenny survive without his hand sanitizer and sunscreen, or will Kenny’s lack of coffee and videogames give Spenny the edge?
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Directed by Spencer Rice, Kenny HotzWritten by Kenny Hotz, Sebastian Cluer
Kenny and Spenny decide to have an arm wrestling competition. Terrified that Kenny will tamper with him, Spenny hires a security force and a trainer, while Kenny unveils his most unpredictable plot to date.
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Directed by Spencer Rice, Kenny HotzWritten by Kenny Hotz, Sebastian Cluer