Candy Men: A Sweet Tooth Podcast

It's the final episode of our Sweet Tooth podcast and we're chatting full spoilers with showrunner Jim Mickle. What was the process of filming the show, including secretly filming Season 3 like? How about those James Brolin and Will Forte cameos? What's the deal with the tree, the Sick, and the Hybrids? Will they come back for Sweet Tooth: The Return? And perhaps most importantly, Jim judges the winner of the Syrup Cup -- and the Grand Syrup Cup.

It's time to recap the series finale of Sweet Tooth, Season 3, Episode 8 "This Is A Story." In the episode, Gus makes a big decision about the future of the world. Meanwhile, a fight breaks out to take back The Beast. And we get some surprise cameos and returns as the world of Sweet Tooth closes down for good. Plus, we review Fun Dip -- and determine the winner of the Syrup Cup for 2024.

Everything starts to come together as we recap Sweet Tooth Season 3, Episode 7 "The Road Ends Here." In the episode, Gus, Jepp, and Birdie head to the cave to figure out the cause of The Sick, with Zhang close behind. Meanwhile, back at The Outpost, Siana, Nuka, Becky, and Wendy lead a revolt against the rest of Zhang's men. And Singh wields the world's slowest knife. Plus, we review Mike & Ike's, and they turn out to be surprisingly good.

Sweet Tooth drops a bunch of big mythology as we recap Season 3, Episode 6 "Here, There Be Monsters" on our podcast. Gus is finally reunited with Birdie, but Caribou Man throws a little wrench in their plans. Meanwhile, everyone else musters their forces against Zhang and her small army. Singh's betrayal is pretty much complete. And we review Swedish Fish, a surprisingly controversial candy.

Gus and company finally make it to Alaska, only to run into more trouble on Sweet Tooth Season 3, Episode 5, "The Tail-Tale Heart." On our recap podcast, we discuss Mrs. Zhang's attack on the Alaskan outpost. Plus, Siana and Nuka finally join up with the main cast. And Caribou Man... Revealed! Oh, and we review Boston Baked Beans, which is a candy, and not a can of beans.