Make Some Noise - Season 4

Season 4
Episodes

The Noise Boys Ride Again
Josh, Zac, and Brennan name mobsters and try to hide their bald spots.

Lou, Ross, and Jiavani Drink Your Milkshake
Lou, Ross, and Jiavani sing some Christian rock and rant about dinner choices.

The Sneaky Girl Shuffle
Angela, Lisa, and Izzy search the dark web and make up titles for Sam's memoir.

Zunk, Junk, and Dunk
Zac, Jacob, and Devin play the bagpipes and get psyched about burrito bowls.

Caitlin, Nick, and Geoff Take You to Church
Caitlin, Nick, and Geoff give a tour of Buckingham Palace and learn a new way to play Blackjack.

Josh, Anna, and Jiavani Make a Day Rate
Josh, Anna, and Jiavani name pets and sing the Make Some Noise theme song.

Ross, Echo, and Corin Try to Recruit You
Ross, Echo, and Corin name new Star Wars characters and sing a sea shanty.

Jacob, Kurt, and Angela Have Fun with Filters
Jacob, Kurt, and Angela become experts on music and prove that they're hot.

Different Language Office
Zach, Jess, and Paul learn new Santa lore and voice puppets.

Anna, Geoff, and Jeremy Act Out Kids' Prompts
Anna, Geoff, and Jeremy catch some waves and try to get the wifi password.

Ally, Brennan, and Talia Try to Get Through Lunch
Ally, Brennan, and Talia debate the nature of consciousness and out praise each other.

Ben, Lisa, and Colton Have a Party
Ben, Lisa, and Colton antagonize Sam Reich for 42 minutes.

Jacob, Kimia, and Jeremy Impersonate Each Other
Jacob, Kimia, and Jeremy sell lemonade and explain what a boobie inspector is.

Eat an Animal Before It Eats You Show
Jiavani, Ross, and Jess create erotic novel titles and try to get the perfect shot.

The Noise Boys Hype Each Other Up
Josh, Zac, and Brennan gain enlightenment and meet God.

Make Some Noise Season 4: Cut For Time
Take a look at some of the bits and prompts that were left on the cutting room floor for season 4.
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