Chad and JT Go Deep
★ 7.6 · 2022 · Comedy
Best bros Chad and JT set out to spread positivity through community activism and chill vibes in this raucous prank comedy series.
Episodes
1. A Major Faux Pas20m · Chad and JT fight for the safety and freedom of skateboarders, but a questionable photo causes controversy on this issue near and dear to their hearts.
2. Raising Awareness21m · After an unexpected celebrity pep talk, Chad and JT double down on their activism and push the stoke by tackling an environmental issue in Isla Vista.
3. Shmole Island19m · Chad and JT introduce a new shmole-based initiative to the city council after they have an epiphany during squad member Kevin's trip to Catalina Island.
4. Small Dong Shame20m · After fighting the urge to go full shmole, Chad and JT decide to turn a moment of insecurity during a streaking adventure into a bold new movement.
5. Stokers Unite!20m · Chad and JT ramp up efforts to promote their cause, but when an invitation to Zedd's show fails to materialize, they seek out guru Troy for guidance.
6. Going Deep22m · When a communication breakdown causes a bro breakup, Chad and JT explore their own interests, leaving their friendship and activism future in limbo.More Like This
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