Alas, it’s the Questie Bestie’s final episode of the season, so you KNOW they get into it. The Besties welcome the wildly talented Mythic Quest DP, Mike Berlucchi, who dishes the tea on what it was like to shoot the visually amazing “Everlight.” The crew celebrates how incredible it was to land Sir Anthony Hopkins as the narrator, FIREBALLLLLL, and what it was like stepping out of the box with costume design and set decoration. Gotta give props to props! They also discuss Danny Pudi’s performance of Brad in “Everlight” (#EmmyForPudi). Well guys and girls (women), that’s all for this season. Thanks for listening and...HUZZAH!!

OK, besties, are you ready to laugh your pants off? This week the crew brings on Questie Bestie Guestie, hysterical comedian, and Mythic Quest actress Naomi Ekperigin (CAROL!) to the show to talk about the special “Quarantine” episode. Naomi tells the gang how her experience during the Pandemmy™ taught her she could absolutely survive a zombie apocalypse and how shooting this episode in her own home was a challenge, thanks to the zoo she bought! The Besties chime in with their own horror stories of having to be both actors and cinematographers with limited resources, and how the response from the audience was awesome. Who can’t relate to the struggle of working from home?! They up and changed math and Carol can’t! You’re gonna love this one. Don’t wait! Press play and join your Besties!

Ahhhh it’s the MQ season finale, besties! But fear not, we have a couple of BONUS STAND ALONE episodes in the coming weeks. Stay tuned!

In this episode, Besties discuss the incredible “Blood Ocean,” written by Megan Ganz and Rob McElhenney. They talk about how the show gets meta and devours itself and laugh about how chaotic the shooting process was. They also share some of their favorite memories about shooting it: David’s ice cream cart (“dingalingaling!”), Brad’s Duck Tales affiliation and Poppy’s Blues Brothers inspired glasses removal. Best of all, the Questie Besties reveal their QB HOT TIP line that YOU can call right now! Just dial (323) 303-3440 and tell the Besties how you’re feeling about the show. They love hearing you as much as you love hearing them!