Awesome Show continues its exploration of family with Season Two, Episode Nine, “Pepperoni.” Throughout seasons one and two, Awesome Show returns again and again to the idea of family. While dads and dad-adjacent imagery have been fully explored, Season Two focuses more closely on motherhood.

Season Two, Episode Eight is a loving tribute to all of Cinco’s tacky glory. A companion piece to the much darker Season Cinco episode “Greene Machine,” “Innernette” combines everything we love about the Cinco Corporation: pointlessness, inelegance, and greed. Capitalism, like Fatherhood, has long been a staple of Awesome Show’s irreverent humor.

With Season Two, Episode Seven, “Robin,” Tim and Eric lovingly lampoon Robin Williams years before his tragic death. Along with a truly silly Cinco product and Richard Dunn in his strangest role yet, “Robin” is one of Awesome Show’s sweeter entries. Season Two is full of break-neck emotional turns: compassionate to creepy, nihilistic to sentimental, often within the same sketch.

Awesome Show Season Two, Episode Six continues the story of Carol and Mr. Henderson, we get a visit from auteur Glen Tennis, and Cinco introduces a new line of sweets to appeal to all types of children--including boys and athletes! Season 1, Episode Five “Chunky,” first introduced the sadistic relationship between Carol and Mr. Henderson. The theme of this previous episode was the instability of reality, and this idea was explored through both the Carol and Mr. Henderson segments as well as the “Spider Web Attack”.