History Funny / Watcher

* The Haunted Home of the Duyck Family has a chicken coop with living chickens, which distracts Shane greatly

* In "Are You Scared of The Cave", they tell the story of Literature/TedsCavingPage... except they only do the final entry, changing the story from a man exploring an increasingly more horrifying cave to [[PacifiedAdaptation a man]] ''[[PacifiedAdaptation thinking]]'' [[PacifiedAdaptation about scary caves while considering going in one.]] Shane gets increasingly frustrated

* In "Are You Scared of the Missing", the narrator comments with annoyance that the after the disappearances, the town is besieged by journalists, out of towners and... mystery solving youtubers. Shane and Ryan take offense.

* Shane attempts to actually fight a ghost in the Hull-House Museum. He even punches the air and even better, the Spirit Box proceeds to have moans and a voice saying "stop" and "back away" ''implying it worked''
** From the same episode: after almost an entire episode trying to contact the so-called "Devil Baby," Ryan begins his solo adventure into the house. He hears a baby crying sound, and almost runs out of the house...until he realizes it's just [[{{Troll}} Shane on the walkie he hid]].
* The Hobo Hill House investigation's Estes session gives the Ghoul Boys gems of results (reported by Ryan) such as [[CaptainObvious "Tell you what... I'm dead"]] and, after a momentary devolution into repetitive "oh-oh, oh-oh"s, responding to "Why are you grunting like Creator/TimAllen?" with "I want to."

'''Ryan:''' [While still laughing] I want to make it clear. I didn't mispronounce that.\\

'''Ryan:'''[While still laughing] I want to make it clear. I didn't mispronounce that.\\

-->'''Ryan:''' "Long story short, my grandma did not ask permission." Oh my God.
''[Ryan throws the card down in laughter]''
'''Shane:''' And then she died? Is that what happened? Did Robert the Doll k-word her ass? Did she get IBS? What happened?
'''Ryan:''' "Long story sho-"
''[Ryan again begins to uncontrollably laugh]''
'''Shane:''' Lot of "long story shorts" and "needless to say" in these, but...
'''Ryan:''' "Long story short, my grandma did not ask permission to take his picture, and the next day..."
'''Shane:''' What?!

-->'''Shane:''' I'm in love, I'm in love, and I don't care who knows it!

* Ryan and Shane play a bingo game throughout the "Elegantly Reading" round of TMS, and are out of it enough by the final episode that they at one point squabble over whether Shane can "double bimbo" Ryan. They also finish off the episode by eating whole lemons and enjoying it.

* In the Eric Nam episode, Steven and Melody's Phone a Friend tip session with chef Deuki Hong winds up involving Deuki waving what appears to be a knife at Steven as he chastises him for joking about burning truffles.
-->'''Steven:''' Is that a fake knife?!\\

** Ronny winds up having some rather [[BrutalHonesty frank criticism]] of the non-drink portion of the lunch Steven makes him, praising his creativity and presentation but pulling no punches in pointing out the ways in which the lack of authenticity and experience behind it result in a lackluster taste for a Malaysian street food connoisseur. It's a DownerEnding by the standards of the show, given every other guest up to here has been happy with their meal or dish... but the tone's softened by a credits outro that sees Steven sitting on his stoop by dusk, eating a sandwich and staring wistfully off into the distance as [[StylisticSuck very fake-looking rain]] [[GrayRainOfDepression starts splashing against his back.]]

* Zach Kornfeld requests a cake shaped like his face. When Steven and Tony eventually show him the final result, which is modeled after his entire ''head'' and which is kind of hilarious and terrifying to look at in and of itself even though it's actually not that bad of a likeness from two first-time food sculptors, he cracks up and throws a few good-natured roasts out at the most obvious aspects of it that aren't exactly lifelike... but then ''leans in and slowly kisses it on the mouth.'' And then he kisses it ''again'' before it's time to dig in, which devolves into ''all three men full-on attacking the cake with cleavers and hammers.''

->'''Shane:''' Ryan is a believer, I'm a skeptic, yada yada, you know the horse shit, you've seen it a thousand times.

'''Steve:''' I just had to make sure you were legit.\\

--->'''Steven:''' ''[Silent gasp.]'' ..."Marry"... is when two people [[ShapedLikeItself join together and get married.]] "Marinade" is when you bring flavors together and join them -- is that a coincidence...?! Do you, marinade, take this chicken to be the... person that you marry... nade...

** Ronny winds up having some rather [[BrutalHonesty frank criticism]] of the non-drink portion of the lunch Steven makes him, praising his creativity and presentation but pulling no punches in pointing out the ways in which the lack of authenticity and experience behind it result in a lackluster taste for a Malaysian street food connoisseur. It's a DownerEnding by the standards of the show, given every other guest up to here has been happy with their meal or dish... but the tone's softened by a credits outro that sees Steven sitting on his stoop by dusk, eating a sandwich and staring wistfully off into the distance as [[StylisticSuck very fake-looking rain starts splashing against his back.]]

* The premise of the show is already quite funny: Ryan and Shane reading spirit stories while drinking spirits (alchoholic drinks) provided by Steven. The whole season was recorded in one night, so each episode will feature the boys more drunk than the previous one.
** Added to by the fact that Steven has no experience mixing cocktails and isn't overly familiar with the general units of various spirits, meaning he regularly adds massive quantities of alcohol to the drinks he makes.
* In the first episode, the drink Steven came up with is named "Boozy Beer-gar-ita". Shane and Ryan are ''delighted'' by it.
** Shane's explanation for their dynamic:

'''Shane:''' …[[CrossesTheLineTwice "But it do feel all right, though…"]]\\

** From the same episode: after almost an entire episode trying to contact the so-called "Devil Baby," Ryan begins his solo adventure into the house. He hears a baby crying sound, and almost runs out of the house...until he realizes it's just Shane on the walkie he hid.

** While Steven adds honey to the cocktail he's preparing at the start of the final episode, there's a sudden cut away from his spiel to a completely blank-faced Ryan saying the word "honey" in a strange, deadpan, overenunciated tone like he's an alien unfamiliar with the food, which no one reacts to before the camera cuts right back to Steven.