The first season of Comedy Central's comedic TV series 'Workaholics' about a trio of friends who work together at a telemarketing firm.
Adam kind of misses the point about what Anders means by "cool and dramatic".
Robbie, the drug test administrator, comes by with his cart right when the gu...
Adam and Blake ask Anders to settle a little bet between the two of them.
Robbie continues to taunt Adam, Anders and Blake about the upcoming drug test...
Blake tells Anders why he lets Karl stay in their house while they are at work.
Anders regales Blake and Adam with his story about sexting with Annette, and ...
Blake tells Anders about the order of operations of sexting pictures, as hear...
Adam uses basic simple math to decide how many pills to take. Awesome idea, n...
Anders returns from the bathroom after taking a picture of his manhood for "A...
Adam can't contain his excitement, or the pills in his mouth, over the fact t...
Anders tells Blake and Adam how dedicated he his to the "sexting Annette" cause.
Blake, Anders and Adam run up to a school playground and announce the followi...
Adam lets Anders know that he is now in possession of the weinerpixels that A...
Blake does his best John McClane impersonation as he climbs through the offic...
Adam, in true super-villain form, tells Anders that the nipple he thought was...
Jillian does her best to distract and delay Robbie from administering the dru...
Adam and Blake make up nicknames for Anders on the spot after Anders inadvert...
Robbie cracks wise after sniffing Anders' pee. Yup, that just happened.
Adam and Blake interrupt this regularly scheduled conversation to announce to...
Anders, Blake and Adam have the final word over Robbie with a good 'ol poopdo...
Anders shows off his sexting conquest, a nipple shot, to Blake and Adam, they...
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