Me. I Am. A Memoir. The Meaning of 'The Meaning of Mariah Carey'

A deflated Poshlo and Fableck finally reach the end of the 90 minute documentary that tries to explain a movie that is barely fifty minutes long.

Poshlo and Fableck continue their Regular documentary experience as they try to understand The Greatest Love Story Never Told, in which they become more infatuated with Jennifer Lewis and Jane Fonda than the person the movie is about.

Poshlo and Fableck reconvene outside the Regular Dome to consider the state of Jen-Reg's relationship and finances, and to ponder the existence of intimate Nicole Kidman merchandise. Oh, and at some point they attempt to watch a documentary about J-Lo.

Posh and Fab return to Mariah's World where there is a new song waiting for them on the Rainbow 25th Anniversary Edition, and Stella seems to have been sidelined from what she thought was her show. Plus, Posh reveals how he likes to rehearse little plays that he's written. 

Poshlo and Fableck continue to mug the Regularverse, and make their way through the baffling experience that is the Amazon Prime movie and JenReg vanity project This is Me... Now: A Love Story.

Before Poshlo and Fableck undertake the gargantuan effort of watching a very Regular Movie, they catch up on all the shock and scandal going down in the Regularverse, including ticket sales, sauces close to the stars, and a mug of Ben.

Posh and Fab experience Mariah's latest musical collaboration, before being plunged back into the problematic workplace that is the Mariah's World alleged reality show.

PoshLo and Fableck reach the end of their time in The Regularverse listening to the albums of JenReg, with the final tracks and summation of their opinions on the album This is Me... Now. Also, more revolting stories inspired by fans. Not fans of the show, but the fans that spin around and blow air. Not just air, it seems.

PoshLo and FabLeck return to The Regularverse to find out if they can cope with 'Dear Ben, Part II,' from the ReguLo album This is Me... Now, a sequel to 'Dear Ben,' an execrable song from the 2002 album This is Me... Then. Also, the story of someone who took OnlyFans a bit too literally.