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In the second half of this episode, the men discuss American Horror Story and producer Ryan Murphy's excesses, Patrick is aroused by the Derek Jarman film Sebastiane, Tommie extols the pleasure of social media personality Andr3wsky, Patrick laughs along with the podcast I Never Liked You, Patrick squeezes in a Warren Harding reference, they almost feel sorry for Katie Zachari...


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In the first half of this episode, the men meet the Maltese, pay tribute to actress Carrie Fisher, Tommie finds a way to connect "My Ding-A-Ling" with World Cup soccer, they discover Peter Pan and Wendy by the dashboard light, celebrate a particular fruit, debate the consequences of anti-vaxxers not getting their children vaccinated, find the Supreme Court standing up for tra...


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In this week's episode, Tommie wants his change back, Patrick finds a dog who can now apply to join the FBI, they go droving with the Lancashire Heeler, thank gay advice columnist Dan Savage for the phrase "death grip syndrome," say farewell to actress Eva Marie Saint, remember Matthew Shepard, munch on pumpkin seeds, learn about the phenomenon of headless saints, meet a coup...


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In the second half of this episode, guest JK Larkin reviews the Sally Field film Remarkably Bright Creatures, Tommie thinks octopi are aliens, Tommie reviews the Netflix series Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story, Patrick reviews the new South Korean sci-fi horror film Hope, they discuss the Ed Sheeran/Macklemore controversy, shake their heads in wonder at the advertising depart...


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