It's Labor Day — officially the last day of summer — and Nightshade decided to do a creepy intro voice for some reason. Spooky season is coming, there's Fortnite chaos, and it's just Sunflower and Nightshade catching the Hollow up on life. Grow relentlessly. Give recklessly.

Sunflower and Nightshade return after a break, briefly reigniting their gas-station-pump parking debate, then pivot into a heartfelt, comedic mourning of Dolly Parton’s death—how the news hit, why it felt like “a light” left the world, and how widely loved Dolly was. They trade first memories (Sunflower’s Hannah Montana era, Dollywood, and later learning Dolly’s philanthropy and vaccine support; Nightshade’s Appalachia upbringing and realizing Dolly wrote “I Will Always Love You”), mention crying to songs like “When I Get Where I’m Goin’,” and connect music to family funerals and artists like Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Reba, and Betty White. The grief keeps getting interrupted by apartment bug horror—spiders, silverfish, ethics of killing insects, and dog/Chihuahua tangents—before they ask listeners to share Dolly memories, follow on Facebook, and sign off with “no promises, all love.”

Sunflower and Nightshade (now Mr. and Mrs. Stout) announce they got married a week ago, recap an exhausting, joy-soaked day of nonstop dancing, and thank their wedding team, while admitting the rain, soreness, and costume changes (tux to flip-flops, garter chaos, mic garter) were part of the magic. They honeymoon in Myrtle Beach, visit Alice’s Haunted Bookshop, and “adopt” a black skull with pink lightning—asking listeners to name her., and spiral into Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 1 rivalries. Sunflower begs IT wizards to explain how “numbers and letters” become screens, while Nightshade teases philosophy and a new show, The Eggplants, and they close by rejecting bigotry and inviting only love.