From Ken's violent outburst at a slice of 7-layer cake to Keith and Ken's dad being the second fastest runner in all of Ohio to the death of Mrs. Malley, the brothers are back with more issues to try to make sense of.
Keith and Ken are back to cover the The Atlantic article featuring their dad: A LOST TROVE OF CIVIL WAR GOLD, AN FBI EXCAVATION, AND SOME VERY ANGRY TREASURE HUNTERS. The brothers then discuss the family's aftermath.
The Malleys are ready to help you celebrate the holidays with a wonderful Christmas message from their father. "Slavite Jeho," he writes. How beautiful. There's nothing quite like family. Anyway, the brothers discuss finding old letters from both of their parents: a letter that their dad wrote their mom about suicide and a secret fictional yet obviously true story that their mom wrote about their dad.
The siblings are back to discuss a listener's letter, the state of their childhood home, their mother's secret writings, a multimillion dollar chilli recipe, and a billion dollar painting, and getting to finally use the good china.
Keith and Ken are back to discuss the shocking obituary that their dad wrote for himself with quotes he made up from them. The brothers also discuss the state of their family home and the eventual letters that will be sent to Dad's children following his death.
Keith is disowned, while Kenneth is re-owned. The brothers are back with the latest on Father Malley including talk of their dad's not-inheritance, murder plots, homosexual activities, and Dad suing Keith.
Keith informs his father about KATG.com/DAD. Dad tries to convince Ken it's all a ruse. Keith emails Dad an ultimatum.
The Malley boys discuss the best way to commemorate their dad's upcoming October death
Keith and Ken Melnik talk about their dad's fake military career and once again discuss their dad's dramatic upcoming passing
Dad informs Ken that Dad will die in 4 months - the end of October 2020. Keith writes Dad to let him know he just received the shocking news.
Anniversaries, COVID-19's second coming, and Keith not working for the Fake CDC: The Malleys are at it again
The brothers take Dad on another email journey to reveal only more manipulation and trickery
The kids have ants in their pants. They want another virtual affair, and they want the world to hear Daddy's voice. Place your bets. The Malleys are "rolling, the,, di,ce."
Keith Malley and his dad. What a team. An autobiography, stand-up, a podcast - where does it end with Keith's obsession with Father Malley? Well certainly not here, where his youngest brother Ken joins him to reminisce.