Too Stupid to Die - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Too Stupid to Quit Being Stupid
Welcome to rural Indiana where Zach Holmes and his amateur stunt crew friends have nothing better to do with their time than to give boredom the middle finger by taking rat traps to the face, dodging golf carts, and setting off explosives.
Too Stupid to Drive
For the Too Stupid To Die crew, everything is better when cars are involved. While Blazer attempts to get his driver's license, the crew is joined by Chad Tepper to try blind driving, puddle skiing, and rooftop jumping.
Too Stupid to Love
Megan and Meemaw try to prove romance isn't dead when they set Zach up on a blind date. After getting ready for love with a few rounds of Pubic Archery, the crew heads into town to sets up a disastrous Kissing Booth.
Too Stupid to Sweat
The TSTD crew is not only out of shape, they are out of their minds. After their annual physical, their doctor suggests that they get more serious about their health.
Too Stupid to Work
Employment has always been an issue for the TSTD crew so when Blazer recommends them for a job at their local grocery store, they try and fail to put their best foot forward.
Too Stupid to Fail
Failing is not only common for the TSTD crew, it's expected. The crew heads to Bingo, Blazer takes a watermelon to the face, and Khyler attempts to skateboard hang-glide over a lake.
Too Stupid for the World
Everyone wants to live with their best friends, but what if your best friends are known to tase you in your sleep? The TSTD crew heads to therapy to discuss issues in their friendship.
Too Stupid for the Holidays
The crew draws inspiration from US holidays to celebrate their own maniacal TSTD Holiday.
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