Um, Actually... - Season 11
Season 11
Episodes
Zig, Garrick, and Thundercat Weeb Out
Cody, Garrick, and Thundercat show off their anime expertise and reminisce about Suncoast Video.
Collectible Card Games
Ally, Brian, and Olivia test their Magic: The Gathering knowledge and learn any IP can become a CCG.
The Tag Team Episode
Murph, Emily, Jordan, Jarvis, Kiana, and Caldwell battle it out for the title of nerdiest duo.
Boo, Actually! Volume 2
Horror superfans Josh, James, and Chelsea talk about morticians, final girls, and cryptids.
Amanda, Chanse, and Angela Fear They're Losing the Room
Amanda, Chanse, and Angela from Smosh check that the cameras are on and wig out.
Blessing, Alanah, and Andy Do a Speedrun
Video game nerds Blessing, Alanah, and Andy get ridiculous and learn about degaussing.
Jordan, Tien, and Jess Have a Touching Moment
Couch potatoes Jordan, Tien, and Jess discuss pitfall physics, IP based tv shows, and wild endings.
The Baby Bracket Volume 3
Not-so-super-nerds Ronnie, Carl, and Zeke discuss fantasy names and vie for points from big dawg.
Tournament of Champions '26 Part 1
Krystina, Matt, and Hector quibble over splash pages and compete for winningest champion.
Tournament of Champions '26 Part 2
Amy, Joan, and Zac contend for the title of Most Correct and expansion their minds.
Tournament of Champions '26 Part 3
Magical Misfits Brennan, Erika, and Danielle budget XP and battle for know-it-all supremacy.
Tournament of Champions '26 Part 4
Ify and Brian crown the new principal pedant of Um, Actually.
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