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This show might be from the 90s but it hit ALL THE BEST HIGHLIGHTS.

I'm proud that the duo are back at it and trying new things (and have also denounced you know whom).

Gonna binge the show again therefore and I'm gonna really have a blast.

Did Butch rip off Poof from Dil, given Tara Strong's history?

But think about the similarities:

• Both were baby boys added to the show.
• They were introduced for movie events for the begging of the sixth season of each show.
• They constantly babbled.
• They were rather....plot devices.
• Fans of each show mostly decided that this was the exact point where the show jumped the shark?

You name a food, they got it.

I am gonna have a field day with new recipes that I can make on their behalf.

I remember seeing some of the episodes on TNT back in the day, what about you?

After roughly 100 public episodes (excluding a dozen Patreon ones), they have recapped a lot of good memories on the show as well as a lot of personal anecdotes.

I’m really wondering how they’re going to be finishing the podcast because we know that they’re recapping other stuff on Patreon as well as having interviews but who knows if they’re going to end up doing a live stream or whatever.

I understand the criticism that they originally received for the podcast, but they’ve compromise, kind of by having more of the ramblings on Patreon such as the heck report.

But hopefully we’re gonna enjoy the latter half of this series because it’s been worth every week.

Who saw them last night?

It was quite a show.

What do you guys think of this show?

I'm interested since Brad Garrett carried The Ray Romano Show.

1. The Pet Shop Owner

2. The Gym Teacher(s)

3. Jake

4. Duchess?

5. That malicious woman at the Griplings society

6. George

7. Nana Bishop

8. The History Teacher, Principal Huliski

9. Crazy Floyd

10. Buzz Jr, Billy, Rhesus

11. Dustin

12. Joaquin

13. The naked role mat guy

14. The math teacher and Leticia

15. The band instructor, The sousaphone girl, Clover

16. N/A

17. Mr. Gardener

18. Ms. Grimly

19. Dr. Leventhal

20. Turns Hope from a Background character to a tertiary one

1. Forrest Gump (1994)
2. A Christmas Story (1983)
3. Pleasantville (1998)
4. Joker (2019)
5. Toy Story 2 (1999)

Runners Up: ET the Extra Terrestrial (1982), Stand by Me (1986), Liar Liar (1997), Road to Perdition (2002), Missing (2023)

I have pretty much every movie on physical media and that really enhances the values especially with bonus content.

I hope it’s about a school counselor to be a rightful full circle to her spinoff that got ruined my executive meddling.

I have great ideas on what she is able to do with that concept, but maybe she’ll do it as a freelance story at the very least.

I realized something: Brick would be graduating high school during the year of COVID (2020).

I feel like that time he'd have gotten valedictorian but his plans once again get derailed.

So what do you think would have happened for his big valedictorian speech?

Like what would he have said to his peers over a video call or whatever solution?

Man this show has lasted around here three decades with 100 hard hitting episodes, good or questionable.