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Our friend Brett joins us to talk “The Host” and we bring y’all a gross flukeman to haunt your dreams. We talk Russian sailors, Mulder’s job prospects outside of the FBI, Soviet fears, and human’s role in creating the radioactive flukeman.
If you have any questions, feel free to email or DM us them for a potential mailbag episode. Tune in next time when we talk S02E04 “Sleepless” and follow us on Twitter @condensedtruth!
Jesse Glick-Webber, one of the cohosts of the Cannes I Kick It Podcast joins the show this week to discuss the legendary episode “Jeepers It’s The Creeper.” The Creeper is one of the most iconic Scooby-Doo villains ever, despite literally being just some guy. Does this episode deserve all the hype? Find out by listening along as Jesse and Ethan discuss such pressing topics as being in love with an ostrich, violence against Mystery Inc, and how long before a chicken stops beiing funny. Plus, a brand-new recurring segment will change the future of the podcast forever. It’s a must-listen episode of Heavy Meddle!
This week on Fullmetal Analysts, we welcome back Magellan and Allen from Chatz: A Television Podcast to discuss the episode “Daydream.” Come along as we give Zampano and Jerso a way out, contemplate Scar’s contemplation and premiere a brand new segment.
David is joined by his friend Peter (@PJQ97) to talk about how wild it is that he’s actually making his second appearance (his first is in an upcoming episode!), while David tries to argue that the Reapers should be cancelled. There’s also discussion of Father’s Day but we both kind of realized there probably wasn’t enough.
We’re taking a week off, but instead of leaving you without an episode, here’s a compilation of the best moments from Fullmetal Analysts season 3! […]
It’s a supersized episode with the one, the only, Peter Bushman! How did Ethan and Peter manage to make a 2 hour episode out of an episode of Scooby-Doo and Guess Who that virtually no one has seen? You’ll have to listen to find out!
Join the boys as they dive deep into the world of competitive eating, Hanna Barbera’s obsession with ripping themselves off and seek an answer to the question: “Has anyone ever eaten a corndog at Buckingham Palace?”
David and Michel are joined by Sam (@sammy_crow) to talk about…well, everything but The Long Game, really. Don’t miss out on some great chat about Nick Briggs’ Christopher Eccleston impression, Simon Pegg, and…seriously, that impression, wow.
We start off season 2 with “Little Green Men” and talk about Mulder’s mental health after being reassigned from The X Files as he jets off to Arecibo Observatory (rip) to get some clarity on his life’s mission looking for aliens. We finally get to discuss Samantha Mulder’s abduction and we also learn a lot of facts about Martha’s Vineyard, mainly that it’s an island.
If you have any questions, feel free to email us them for a potential mailbag episode. Tune in next time when we talk S02E02 “The Host” and follow us on Twitter @condensedtruth!
Don’t be a Zampano! This week on Fullmetal Analysts, we welcome back writer and Other Anime Correspondent Mthunzi Ramphele to discuss the episode “Conflict at Baschool.” Observe as we break down the expenses behind Mthunzi’s journey, focus a lot on Yoki (for some reason?) and end the season with a brand new song.
In addition to singing the iconic What’s New Scooby-Doo theme song, Simple Plan also appeared on the show as themselves in this week’s episode: Simple Plan and the Invisible Madman. Canadian pop-punk aficionado and all-around sweetheart Kenny Sage joins Ethan this week to talk about an incredibly silly episode of Scooby-Doo. Together they discuss the field of optics, calculate how long it would take before Simple Plan resorts to eating each other, and play an exhilarating round of Jinkies or Stinkies: Warped Tour Edition!
