Eric and Tanner explain why motel predator stings became a logistical nightmare—constant shutdowns, lost money, and zero control over the environment forced them to abandon the idea.

Kevin breaks down the real meaning behind his signature phrase “what a treat.” It’s not about luxury or expensive food — it’s about gratitude, recognizing privilege, and appreciating the simple act of getting to eat well when so many people can’t.

A scammer posing as the FBI tried to collect $30,000 from an elderly victim… so we set a trap. When his cash mule showed up in a dark parking lot, he walked straight into a confrontation he didn’t expect.

Taking down another refund scammer at our sting house in Glendale, California.

Confronting predators with Courtney Elizxbeth

40 Club is an exhilarating new series on Trilogy Plus that defies the conventional boundaries of age, featuring Art Kulik of Trilogy Media and David McClellan from Social Catfish. As they both embrace the milestone of turning 40, this dynamic duo embarks on a series of extraordinary adventures th...

Nonsense scammers meet boisterous shenanigans from the Trilogy Media live stream vault.

Before he was a 9/11 first responder and retired NYPD officer, Mike Duffy was just a kid from Rockaway Beach, NY. In this clip, Mike opens up about his upbringing in a tight-knit, scrappy neighborhood that valued sports, music, and grit. He shares a hilarious and wild story about getting jumped b...

Eric and Tanner break down the moment they realized their prank era was over — not creatively, but legally. They describe how one prank resulted in the state recommending a full year in jail, how serious the charges were, and how close they came to losing their freedom entirely. Tanner even recal...

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Dive deeper into Trilogy Media’s most intense and unforgettable cases in this uncensored and ad-free "Where Are They Now?" special. Get exclusive updates on predators, scammers, and their victims—featuring extended footage, raw confrontations, and the behind-the-scenes moments that couldn’t make ...

Dexter debriefs the funeral sting house weekend in Gardena, California with stories, updates, YouTube drama, and reactions to the public reception.

We share our worst job experiences — including a single shift at a Louisiana restaurant that ended in a panic-text and a ghosted boss, a bottling plant job that left hands bleeding, and a near-miss career as a casino dealer that was thankfully intercepted.

Courtney ElizXbeth opens up about the dark side of being a creator—dealing with daily hate comments, body shaming, and how trolls try to tear her down. But instead of quitting, she’s using it as fuel to keep going. In this raw and real conversation, she shares her mindset, the power of not giving...

Extended and uncensored version of the funeral sting house confrontations.

Skeeter opens up about some of the worst law enforcement encounters he’s had.

*Cash mule's face remains censored for her safety*
We have a scammer on their way to our hotel room right now. They think they’re about to steal $150,000 from a dying old man, but instead, they’re gonna meet Trilogy Media confronted face to face. We’ve rigged this hotel room with hidden cameras. ...

Coming soon! Busting scammers in London.

Nonsense scammers meet boisterous shenanigans from the Trilogy Media live stream vault.

Scambaiting legend Jim Browning opens up about how much his family and friends really know about what he does… and why he keeps his “double life” under wraps.

Nonsense scammers meet boisterous shenanigans from the Trilogy Media live stream vault.

Join the dynamic duo, Art and Ashton, as they dive headfirst into the wild world of their online comment section. Each episode features our fearless hosts reading out some of the most outrageous, hilarious, stupid, and sometimes downright mean comments from their videos. Watch as they react in th...

We reflect on the origins of our very first comedy web series. We talk about how it came together in a tiny apartment, what we were trying to say with it, and how we almost landed a spot on NBC — with nothing but bickering, pest control jokes, and fake sex noises.

Extended version with unseen footage.