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Listener beware, there be SPOILERS ahead.
It’s a main course of current TV with a dash of novels, both visual and traditional, thrown in for flavor.
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This time we talk about a couple comedies and a couple video games. I talk about the “Always Sunny” roots of “Mythic Quest”, A.Ron talks about the Netflix sketch comedy show “I Think You Should Leave”, then we talk about a couple co-op video games with “It Takes Two” and “Phogs”.
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This week there’s something for everyone. We use Cuphead as a springboard to talk about the most difficult games we’ve ever beaten, try to come up with our top 3 movie posters, talk about politics and YouTube as ex-JWs, whether (and how) we track our TV / movie viewings, the fantasy future of bald move, and sports nostalgia from our youth.
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Jim and A.Ron are back after a hiatus to get back to business with “bad Guy Clem”, and her pal AJ. As a child herself, Clem must take care of her and AJ’s safety as they try to find a new home with safety and security, where they can fit in; while Jim and A.Ron make the worst possible decisions for them. Yeah, this won’t end well.
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Jim and A.Ron are back after a hiatus to get back to business with “bad Guy Clem”, and her pal AJ. As a child herself, Clem must take care of her and AJ’s safety as they try to find a new home with safety and security, where they can fit in; while Jim and A.Ron make the worst possible decisions for them. Yeah, this won’t end well.
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Jim and A.Ron are back after a hiatus to get back to business with “bad Guy Clem”, and her pal AJ. As a child herself, Clem must take care of her and AJ’s safety as they try to find a new home with safety and security, where they can fit in; while Jim and A.Ron make the worst possible decisions for them. Yeah, this won’t end well.
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Jim and A.Ron are back after a hiatus to get back to business with “bad Guy Clem”, and her pal AJ. As a child herself, Clem must take care of her and AJ’s safety as they try to find a new home with safety and security, where they can fit in; while Jim and A.Ron make the worst possible decisions for them. Yeah, this won’t end well.
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Travel back in time with Max and Chloe, but not in the same way as the first game where they could actually travel back in time. This one’s more of a nostalgic romp turned real bummer there at the end.
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WE ARE ABOUT TO DIP… into the final episode of Life is Strange: Before the Storm.
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We’re back for the exciting conclusion of the Life is Strange prequel… or is it? Despite being cut short, this episode contains all the heart-wrenching mother / daughter / father / step-mother / step-father / best friend / teenage lover moments you’ve come to expect from a Life is Strange game.