My brain is so fried from dealing with the events of the past 2 weeks and the events of the next 2 weeks to come that I have lost all sense of whether or not this Episode is remotely entertaining. Well, it does have songs by Possible Oscar, Positive Attitude, Flat 29, Toy Dolls, and the Plants vs. Zombies song, so it definitely has some awesome content.
The dark lord of the Sith makes a statement during News of the Stupid, and Carrie tells of her and her disgruntled husband’s pilgrimage to see a live Liverpudlian. And oh yeah, Luke talks forever and a day about his trip to Orlando for Nerdapalooza, with stops at the Magic Kingdom, the beach, and a Weird Al concert where he actually got to see the show from where he was sitting.
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After a quick non-spoiler review of
As we discuss the future (Star Trek 5?), and the past (Zoolander?), we play music by
There are two main components of this fortnight’s episode. The first is our report on the epic awesomeness of
It’s our shortest podcast since Episode 8 back in January, clocking in at a mere 1:36. Carrie and Josh have returned from their 1st Anniverary trip to Hawaii via Arizona, and in this episode they tell us all about it. After News of the Stupid, Luke rants about the ignorance of Fedex Office, makes an announcement regarding his next album, and tells of baffling requests for caricatures of celebrities. This episode also has Hawaiian music by
Even though this is not a full-fledged episode, a fact made most apparent by an almost complete lack of Carrie Dahlby and News of the Stupid, somehow this episode still managed to hit the 2 1/2 hour mark. This episode was made as a bonus for everyone out there who is a fan of the new sketch comedy group,
This episode has songs by
Is it wise to record a PodCast the day after you return from a long weekend convention that’s 5 hours away from home? No, it isn’t. But we did it anyway. So prepare yourself for the least energetic show ever. We discuss the nation’s most pressing political issue: KFC’s Double Down sandwich. We also do a PenguiCon Wrap-up, and Luke breaks down the aliases of his monkey puppets. We also have comedy tracks by
It’s EPISODE 13! So get ready for the longest episode to date, chock full of stuff for all the hard core