Workaholics - Season 7
Season 7
Adam, Blake and Ders get weird for a final season of booze, weed and serious lapses in judgment. (And, if they can squeeze it in, work.)
Episodes
Trainees' Day
When the guys take three young trainees under their wing, the office prank situation gets seriously out of hand.
Weed the People
When Alice makes the office sell a terrible product that her dad invented, the guys discover they can use it as a cover to deal weed over the phone.
Monstalibooyah
The guys search for drugs, lose their clothes and try to impress girls during a weekend at TelAmeriCorp's beach condo.
Bill & Tez's Sexcellent Sexventure
Bill and Montez transport a mysterious briefcase through the Chinatown underworld.
Faux Chella
The guys throw their own version of Coachella to impress a group of festival girls.
The Most Dangerless Game
During a getaway to a remote mountain cabin, the guys suspect that their wealthy hosts aren't what they seem.
Tactona 420
The office holds a remote-controlled car race, and Blake adopts a mouse.
Termidate
The guys watch an old episode of the TV dating show "Termidate" to remember what happens when they compete for a woman's affections.
Bianca Toro
The guys try to get rid of a motivational speaker when she begins interfering with a beloved office awards show.
Party Gawds
The guys become party gods after an energy drink company starts paying them to throw ragers.
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