Ep 6. A Monkey Stole My Baby

The Misery Index season 3 episode 6, titled "A Monkey Stole My Baby," features a panel of contestants including comedian Brian Quinn, actor Joe Gatto, and actress Caroline Rhea. In this episode, the Misery Index team presents a series of comedic and bizarre real-life scenarios to the panel, who must then rate each scenario on a scale of 1 to 100 based on how miserable they believe it would be to experience.

The first scenario involves a woman who discovers a monkey has stolen her baby while on vacation in India. The panel must rate the level of misery associated with this scenario, which brings up questions about the safety of exotic animal interactions and the consequences of being in an unfamiliar environment.

Another scenario involves a man who discovers that his girlfriend of six months is actually his cousin. The panel must once again rate how miserable this situation would be, with discussions about the importance of checking family history and the awkwardness of such a discovery.

Later in the episode, the Misery Index team presents a scenario involving a volunteer firefighter who gets stuck in a chimney while rescuing a family's cat. The panel debates how miserable this scenario would be, with discussions about the dangers of firefighting and the embarrassment of being stuck in such an unusual predicament.

The final scenario involves a man who accidentally eats a bear's testicles while out hunting. The panel must rate the level of misery associated with this scenario, with discussions about the absurdity of the situation and the potential health risks of consuming unknown animal parts.

Throughout the episode, the panel provides hilarious commentary and jokes, making light of some of the more outrageous scenarios. A rotating cast of comedic actors also provides skits and commentary, adding to the show's comedic value.

Overall, The Misery Index season 3 episode 6 offers a unique and humorous take on everyday situations that could potentially cause misery. The show's comedic approach and the panel's witty banter make for an entertaining and lighthearted viewing experience.