Abolish Everything! - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Abolish Leaving When We're Done Hanging Out
Alison Leiby, Michael Kayne, Johnathan Appel, and Jo Sunday abolish chiropractors, ceviche lies, evolution, and hangs ending.
Abolish the Number Five
Sean McGowan, Alex Krokus, Sarah Parsons, and Sabrina Wu abolish "five," cover letters, cryptozoologists, and gay photography.
Abolish Your Friends’ Other Friends
Emily Wilson, Jacklyn Uweh, Ashton Womack, and Martin Herlihy abolish girl books, trailers, white history, and Shawshank stans.
Abolish Going to Antarctica
Sofía Manfredi, Tej Khanna, Jason Siegel, and Rose Kelso abolish Antarctica trips, interracial breakups, famous names, and weed.
Abolish Redemption!
Fan-voted season one favorites Alise Morales, Matthew Krol, Adam Chase, and Ben Doyle return for one more shot at victory.
Abolish Catholic Shame
Martin Urbano, Brian McManus, Chloe Radcliffe, and Demi Adejuyigbe abolish ads, Catholic shame, gay bar invites, and podcasts.
Abolish Those Rabbits That Are So Big They're Like the Size of Dogs
Abolish iPhones
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