Season 2
Bizzare Story Time
Two Idiots, One Mind Flayer Ship
Who Put the Cartoons on Trial?
Reddit Ridiculousness
Change My Mind...Or Else
Birthday Bonanza
Supernatural Ninja Time
Gym Challenge
Season 1
Teddy Time
Ramon hand-picks Chris to lead his episode and then doesn't show up, so the narrator only gets two adventurers to judge. YouTube terminates their channel and Reddit bans them over a few seconds of Cartoon Network music, so Tyler rebuilds everything from a fresh Gmail and watches 900 subscribers vanish. Chris loses two hours of Baldur's Gate to the shadow curse, mods himself a nine-companion party, and gets *this* close to romancing Shadowheart. Tyler gets folded by the heat, nearly snaps a board hauling a freezer, and almost takes a rogue piece of metal through the neck. Plus: your favorite childhood Disney movie, and the supervisor who banned typing "BRB."
The whole party's back and the narrator is already judging everyone. Ramon survives his niece's 2nd birthday, wraps up therapy, starts anxiety meds, moves to the countryside, and drags Chris to Money in the Bank. Chris survives two drive-thru pharmacy boss fights — a silent maybe-cop and a Karen who complained to the manager for absolutely nothing — then mods Baldur's Gate 3 into oblivion. Tyler's smooth brain gains a single point of intelligence and spends it entirely on the social media grind. Plus: a glowing parasite offers you ultimate mastery of any skill for the low, low price of one emotion.
In Episode 16, Tyler and Chris take the reins for a duo show as Ramon handles family obligations and Viko officially steps down to a recurring guest role. After swapping unhinged life updates—from Chris leaving his pharmacy job early due to a relentless illness to Tyler surviving 5 AM moving chaos, lease tax headaches, and odd inventory at work—the two dive into the core segment: putting iconic Cartoon Network shows on trial. Together, they debate which series stand the test of time and which are nostalgia traps, trading hot takes on the worldbuilding of Codename: Kids Next Door, the repetitive formula of Ed, Edd n Eddy, the fourth-wall-shattering genius of Chowder, the dated tropes of Johnny Bravo, and the nightmare-fuel brilliance of Courage the Cowardly Dog.
In this duo episode of Sid3 Qu3st, Tyler and Chris take the mics to hold down the fort while Ramon and Viko are away handling personal commitments and busy schedules. The hosts dive into recent life updates, starting with Tyler’s near-miss workplace injury involving a heavy metal storage crate and news about his upcoming move. Chris shares some retail drive-thru headaches, opens up about recent writer's block, and breaks down a scrapped Jurassic Park narrative segment he’d been drafting for the group. Later, the duo shifts into gaming talk, venting about sweat-drenched lobbies in Fortnite: Override, discussing Battle Pass skin designs, and sharing impressions of Palworld. To wrap things up, they take on a dinosaur-themed "Sid3 Qu3st of the Week," debating their absolute favorite and least favorite prehistoric creatures—ranging from feathered raptors to the ugly Pegomastax
Welcome… Qu3sters or victims of whatever this group calls "a normal week."Episode 14 unfolds as a chaotic tapestry of creek‑side disasters, emotional stability crimes, and weaponized Spider‑Man cosplay.Tyler emerges first — the Sunburned Creek Goblin, celebrating his birthday with family, cookie‑cake glory, and a friend who casually drops military freakiness so cursed it should require a priest. Quiplash is played. Toes are discussed. Humanity regresses.Chris follows — the weaponized neighborhood menace‑hero, purchasing throwing blades and nunchucks that transform like a Final Fantasy item, only to immediately balance the karmic scales by donning a Spider‑Man mask and making a child’s entire year.Ramon stands tall — suspiciously emotionally stable, job‑hunting, thriving in therapy, upgrading phones, planning moves, and generally making everyone else look like NPCs in comparison.And then Viko — pulled over by destiny itself, receiving a ticket on the very first day of owning his car, entering the eternal loop of daily life, and contemplating the cosmic unfairness of hands‑free laws.The fire crackles. The nonsense rises.Episode 14 is chaos, camaraderie, and creek‑born suffering — the pure essence of SID3 QU3ST.
In this episode of SID3 QU3ST, the narrator returns to chronicle yet another round of chaos, emotional whiplash, and questionable life choices from the four questers. Chris begins the saga by restarting Spider‑Man 2 yet again, watching Brand New Day, and otherwise living in a loop of “same old shit,” a phrase the narrator insists historians will one day carve into stone. Ramon continues being the suspiciously stable one — spending time with family, checking on his grandmother, succeeding in therapy, and even getting new shoes. His wholesomeness confuses the narrator deeply. Vico celebrates his car finally being fixed, says goodbye to out‑of‑state friends, meets new ones, and also watches Brand New Day, proving that Spider‑Man consumption is apparently mandatory for the group. Tyler, meanwhile, remains the Chaos Variable: dealing with absurd amounts of lube at work, listening to “I Got the High Ground” on repeat purely out of spite, reading a horrifying group‑chat story about naked creek‑dwelling men with suction‑cup feet, and turning 25 — a milestone the narrator describes as “a quarter century of chaos.” The crew moves into small talk without Vico, who couldn’t make the recording due to work. Ramon updates everyone on therapy, family time, and switching phone carriers. Chris vents about headaches, tea, and his Spider‑Man theater hunt. Tyler closes out with updates on editing, sleepless nights, breakpack nightmares, and the ongoing frustration of waiting for progress on his lofted home.EP.13 is chaotic, hilarious, heartfelt, and deeply unhinged — a perfect continuation of the SideQuest saga, guided by a narrator who is clearly losing patience with all four of you.
In this episode of SID3 QU3ST, the old British narrator returns once more, guiding listeners through another chaotic saga of therapy triumphs, car troubles, editing nightmares, and emotional goodbyes. Ramon is introduced as the Therapy Forge Champion, fresh out of another successful session and diving straight into GTA Online, Mass Effect 2, and a steady diet of shounen anime. Chris emerges victorious from financial ruin, celebrating the repair of his car and the relief of not having to sell a kidney to pay for an alternator. Tyler is framed as the lofted hermit, buried in endless editing, fighting critics, and dealing with industrial breakpacks full of lube at work — all while waiting for progress on his lofted home. The trio jumps into small talk: Chris celebrates becoming fully certified as a pharmacy technician, Ramon updates everyone on therapy, streaming, and surviving a scorching week without AC, and Viko — the newly revealed “secret fourth member” — shares emotional goodbyes with out‑of‑state coworkers and the struggle of owning a car he can’t yet drive. Tyler closes out with updates on editing, sleepless nights, meme‑filled audio work, and ongoing frustrations with the contractor delaying his home’s electrical setup. EP.12 is a whirlwind of narration, chaos, humor, emotional moments, and the official introduction of Victor as a new member of the SideQuest crew — all wrapped in the show’s signature camaraderie and British‑narrator absurdity.
In this episode of SID3 QU3ST, the old British narrator returns once again — cosmic, dramatic, and clearly exhausted by the trio’s ongoing chaos. He introduces Chris, Ramon, and Tyler as three men stuck in a strange limbo: Chris waiting for the state board to officially certify him, Ramon trapped in the endless cycle of moving and Twitch streaming, and Tyler frozen in place by corrupted files, HOA silence, and the slow crawl toward his September music release. The crew jumps into small talk filled with tech frustrations, file conversion disasters, car breakdowns, family drama, Twitch streams, and the never‑ending wait for electrical work on Tyler’s home. Chris recounts his radiator exploding mid‑drive, Ramon discovers new family members he never knew existed, and Tyler vents about the multi‑hour process of converting, editing, uploading, and distributing podcast episodes. Once the chaos settles, Chris launches the “side quest” of the week: If you could control one element — any element, from fire to time to electromagnetic waves — which would you choose and why? The trio debates water manipulation, omnipresence, invisibility, heat control, and even full mastery of the electromagnetic spectrum. The conversation spirals into Avatar bending rules, Percy Jackson references, anime game ideas, and a surprising amount of scientific detail. EP.11 is pure SideQuest energy — cosmic narration, tech meltdowns, family revelations, car trouble, gaming talk, and a deep dive into elemental powers — all wrapped in the trio’s signature chaotic camaraderie.
In this episode of SID3 QU3ST, the old British narrator returns once more — wheezing, dramatic, and clearly suffering under the brutal American summer as he introduces the trio on the eve of the 4th of July. Tyler is framed as a humidity‑stricken patriot, Chris as a melting nerd barely surviving the heat, and Ramon as a U‑Haul warrior battling the final boss of moving day. The crew dives into small talk filled with heat‑stroke complaints, work chaos, therapy updates, U‑Haul packing disasters, and Tyler’s ongoing electrical supply missions. Chris vents about sweating through pharmacy shifts because a coworker keeps turning the heat on, Ramon talks about family moving out of the city and reconnecting with his sister, and Tyler recounts a Home Depot run that turned into a coffee‑induced bathroom emergency. Once the chaos settles, Tyler launches the main “side quest” of the week: redesigning America’s origin story as a mythic fantasy saga. The trio imagines magical oaths, griffin leaders, secret operations against the British, and legendary creatures symbolizing freedom. The conversation spirals into jokes, confusion, patriotic nonsense, and a presidential true‑or‑false quiz that none of them are prepared for.
In this episode of SID3 QU3ST, an exasperated old British narrator returns — weary, dramatic, and clearly regretting ever agreeing to work with these three. After a theatrical intro (and a brief moment where the narrator quits mid‑recording), Chris steps in as host once again, guiding Tyler and Ramon into another round of chaotic small talk. Tyler recounts his ongoing war with roaches at home, including a Pringles‑can mishap that nearly turned into a roach‑launching incident. Ramon updates the crew on babysitting duties, getting his hair braided, and reviewing the new Supergirl movie — complete with his thoughts on Jason Momoa’s Lobo. Chris shares work stories, customer chaos, and his binge of The Amazing Digital Circus. The main “side quest” of the week dives into personal pet peeves: loud chewers, terrible driver etiquette, workplace Karens, and all the little human behaviors that make the trio lose their minds. Through it all, the British narrator’s spirit lingers — judging, sighing, and narrating their nonsense with dignified disappointment. EP.9 delivers classic SideQuest energy: unhinged intros, ridiculous home stories, movie talk, work drama, and a surprisingly relatable rant session — all wrapped in the trio’s signature chaotic camaraderie.