Skip to content
163 Mr Clapbot episode artwork

Jul 19, 2016 1 hr 24 min

163 Mr Clapbot

from No Applause Just The Clap Hosted by The BACN

Spoilers and sorry for the audio quality! Doug and Lizzie sit down with a Corgie and talk the Nightvale novel, they get into comics, Pokemon GO and politics, Preacher, 12 Monkeys, Maron, and finally Mr. Robot. Then, usual ending nonsense

Episode details come from the podcast's RSS feed.

Embed this episode

Ready to play

163 Mr Clapbot

0:00 1:24:54
of matches

Transcript Auto-generated, may contain errors

One fish, two fish, right? Did you know that? No, you said fish. Ah, damn it.

Hello. One team, two team, two team. There we go. There you go.

You did it wrong. Before you started getting down. You did it right wrongly the first time. You did it rightly wrong the second time.

The story in the life. Someone's going to write an email and say, well, that was the other team. Fuck me, it was the other team. They're the Hufflepuff's.

I had to explain that in coworker. You get to explain what the Hufflepuff is. Well, we were talking about the ad, but you really didn't know a lot about Harry Potter. I was like, you're in early twenties.

You're like, how did the kids get to read more? What did you guys have? They were saying that the movies, I went to fun facts. They were books.

And in fact, still are. Yeah. I mean, given Duffy Hallows a bit of a challenge. Let me do a very good job of making these books.

The first Columbus one? No, they were more kid friendly. But once you got into, I remember who took over after Chris Columbus. On like a third or fourth movie where it started.

When it started getting into like, what's turning taking over the Ministry of Management? It got like, it got dark. It got dark as it did the books. When Harry Potter has to write this thing over and over, and it's like cutting into his skin and they showed it, that was the darkness of the books.

That I really, yeah. It got into all the emotional stuff. It was serious black and all that jazz. Yeah.

I've been doing that for a lot of shit. And just trying to, you know, not work last, but decompressed with a job. I'm not working like six days this week with a plane. It might be, but it'll be by choice.

Okay. We'll be to switch out so I can go for the trivia. And it's a slow Monday for the night work. So every other Monday's a page.

Well, we'll be able to let you know. We're not. Yeah, but it's up to record right in the next day and post it two weeks ago. So it's always up.

Well, I was just about to have a certain help. I was up first. The first thing I did. Yeah, whatever it was.

Have you listened to the Wires one? Yeah. I was a little weird. Well, it's a night though.

Yeah. We'll get into it later. I do like it. And then I started listening to the other one.

What the hell was that call? I grabbed my attention because their first episode was about the serial throwing the world as a hackman. And it was referred to on the American horse. The Japanese American horse was having an unsought murder.

That was called true crime. So far, it's a little goofy and campy because the dog is tearing up that thing for him. He's killing it out of it. He's pissed and he can't get grabs at night.

Is this that the animal that's cordy is just going dumber on and just taking the brain out of it? You're looking at the whole thing. Sorry. Sorry.

Hack my home. So the first episode is about that. It's kind of a campy podcast that they relate to the history of the historic classics that they also tell it in a radio show sort of land. So they do different voices.

It's just two people, but they do voices and they have weird situations. They're just how weird. It's entertaining. So far, so good.

Like MSC3K. MSC3K for history? Not quite that. It's just a weird campy radio.

Oh, now it's going for the balls. These stuff, obviously, in mail, it's taking up both brains. And we're both quenching. All right.

We've replaced Deb with a dog. Oh, well, I like Alicia's other snooze. You can talk to what's your opinion on the phone. Er, yeah.

Now if it was a female dog, we'd have a lot more jokes. Yeah. Thinking of, oh, no. Nope.

Not going down that road. Just in case you ever does what someone was saying about it. I'm not going down that road. You finally finished reading Nightbell.

And then choked. Those asked to speak on cue. You're all choking on. Yes.

So I finally finished the Nightbell book. I don't know if it would be like what, three months? I hope that made a lot of sense. I wasn't, well, based on even Deb talking about how the first or the third of the book was really useless.

I did just kind of shrug through the first. No, there actually wasn't a lot that shouldn't have been there. Like, okay, the guy who was a little bit more useless. Shouldn't have been there.

Like, okay, the guy who runs into this, spoilers. All right, at the beginning. The guy who runs into the desert leaves his Mercedes. They have Mercedes later.

They keep bringing him up and then he sees the black planet that's in the podcast. Then never gets explained, paid off, whatsoever. It could have just been as weird as she had Mercedes on the shelf in her podcast. Or on her shop there.

You know why? Because it's Nightbell. And that's just weird. And that, yeah, exactly.

I mean, the angel's getting it down and being winded with really funny. But like, the whole guy running into the desert thing. It's not Troy. It's not the mayor of King City.

Like, there were chunks of that. Like, that could have been gone. That once again I brought up, it seemed like between Craner and the other guy. I think the first half of that book seems like they were each writing.

Each one of the half of the other chapter. Yeah, or every third chapter. It just seemed like left hand doesn't know what right hand is doing until you finally get to Diane and Jackie finally coming together. And you see that in, you and I talked about off air wells, but reading it.

Then going to the library. I love that once again. They actually get more in depth about what happens in a library than in the podcast. I like that.

The librarian is attacking him. Yes. I'm doing vaguely here about it during the Tamika Williams or whatever. When she was in the revolution?

Yeah. That she slayed the librarian, you know, that book from some of the security. I honestly think they're making it happen. But yeah, yeah, it comes out with like the big book of whatever.

Because I slayed the library. So you don't really hear a lot about what happens inside the library, which if you have it, it's like they'll be all highly recommend. I'm behind. I'm on the break.

They're starting a new tour. I know that. And they've released the investigators. I think a couple of weeks ago, which was the lecture we've done.

Thank you. I was going to get enough of that. Especially because I got to meet them. I thought I was going to get the whole thing.

I don't know what the hell I was going to do. Oh, that's right. We totally. I think it was something like, look at the guy next to you.

And you can intently stare into their eyes. That's what it was. And you're not creepy. And I'm like, this is wrong on many levels right now.

Which of course would be the one. When you started doing it, I was like, how much can we freak out right now? I can't quit. I'm always watching.

I can't quit you. If you're just gone, I can't quit you. I would have laughed so fucking hard. You had me in hello.

Just recording, Jerry McQuire. Who's going with me? But anyway, but also I finished the book. It's satisfying ending in terms of that.

You find out really what King City has, which happened really quickly for a lot of build up. Once again, I think that was left in the other hand doing, it seemed like not a lot of exposition, but just really rambling narrative where they went, we know where it's going. But we don't know how to get there. Until halfway through the book.

So I can see where you guys had your issues with the first third. I think they started getting janky. They did almost too much. They kept talking about the Pancha and the Pancha.

They didn't pay off the flamingos. But once again, at a point that almost seemed almost too late. You're like, here's bringing up these weird fucking flamingos. And he's like, oh, they touched them for five pages.

The end. You don't even mean there wasn't that much. There wasn't that much of a payoff for the flamingos they kept selling off. Right.

I hope they learned their lessons from the first novel. That's true. I do. Yeah.

Do the best. Oh, yeah. It was on the Amazon. Just from yesterday.

Well, I mean, it's a huge show. I don't think this was, I know Devin and I talked about this on there. I don't think it was coming off those sorts of things. I think it was that it was a new medium.

I think that there, one of us, and craners, the one that does a lot of the theater stuff. And it's probably very script based, much like the podcast. Much like all their other podcasts we talked about are. And I think a novel that's kind of like a moment where they didn't really understand the structure and its entirety.

I could go out and learn in the next couple books. I like it overall. I mean, I like to know that the man in the beer skin suit is, or with the beer skin, pre-casing. Yeah.

And that you finally just get the weirdly anti-climactic, but I loved it. The buzzing in the suitcase is because he's a fly salesman. Like that was it. He sells flies on the side because everyone's got used to it.

Like it's such a weird, like it would seem anti-climactic if you heard it in the podcast. One of the book you just like, okay. Listen to podcast. But once again, it answered some questions the podcast raised others.

I know Diane is a character in the podcast. I don't think Jackie wants one. They never really mentioned her in the podcast. One's going to really just wait for the book.

I think I brought this up in a first spot to where when they brought John Peters, you know, the farmer. Like I was waiting to just go like, is that going to be actually written out? Yes. Not even tertiary.

Like his broadcast, I mean to be like one or two of them out of maybe like 10? Never one of those games. No. Whenever you look at them?

Yeah. Every other or every third. He got more, he got more common than the programming books. He got into the book, he was like, Jackie, if I ever knew something a chapter.

It was after the, it was after the car wreck that he became a bit more apparent. But what was he talking about? Yeah, but he didn't, he was after the car wreck, but like he didn't really talk about anything else. No.

It was some of the other podcast. It was off the community week. It was. I wonder, do they do that on the audio books?

That would be a dead question. I think she mentioned it was a little bit like I can't listen to it. She mentioned it was a little bit like I can't listen to it. Not for eight hours, I can't.

The D&D one, I could listen to it because it was like really episodic. It was like an hour and a half here, like okay, I'll play podcast for a chapter, except for Lucidane doing really bad voices. I had to believe that Lucidane, don't do voices. I'd be like speaking another way of watching a question.

Well, you did. I know. I was at a seven point. But also, if I finished my book, it took me like three months.

But I wasn't reading the book itself as Rachel's as I thought I was. I don't think that's your depth of fall in giving me like the first thirds. I mean, I've learned that on my own. I don't read actual books before I go to sleep I used to.

But I just find that with my aging robot brain, it's easy to read. He's a retry paper back. And then when I wake up, I'll read actual books. It helps me wake up.

I'm reading a comic. Yes, did you see what Marvel did? Oh, which thing are we talking about? Black Girl Iron Man, Explaining Hydra, Captain America.

Victor Fondou, you're the other Iron Man. What? That didn't read. And there's also, um, they killed the whole.

They killed, uh, no, they killed the whole banner. Like I killed, killed the banner. Which apparently is very completely. Yeah.

But we still have Amadeus Trove. So we still have like the totally amazing awesome. Well, that's actually what it's called, like the awesome all-person. Yeah.

It's something very millennial. Dude, it's like when they come again, I'm rereading Superior Spider-Man right now. Which was when Doctor was took over, uh, the Peter Parker's body. Yeah.

But like Peter Parker's conscious is still somewhere in there. Same thing with Bruce Banner. They want to bring him back. They'll bring him back.

And the Hulk will take a shit that turns into Bruce Banner. Like, you know what I mean? Like, I think the Hulk will be. Yeah, but I wouldn't put it past certain writers.

Where, like, his body is really so efficient it craps out an actual human being. It's the Hulk. The guy literally evolves to any fucking situation his body's put in while the Hulk is. But uh, when else they come here, they'll give you a signature.

Like, you're all Iron Man. Well, if they come in here, they'll like a new Iron Man. She's very smarter than when he's smart. But I'm not that bad actually.

Um, now they're thinking like, these parts are going to go back. I don't think it's actually on the camera right now. Actually, really not. There was a, there was a comic called Exile, which is effectively, initially.

I remember that one. Yeah, X-Men beats, uh, one of the, uh, uh, by Dr. Winick, who was on the real world. Anyway.

Um, just a few minutes. See, it's very, very, really, boy genius. I don't know why we go. I agree.

But anyway, um, he was one that originally did, um, Exiles. I think I can't really, I don't remember when we necessarily passed it on to an old Tony Picard was one of the writers who actually did a job. Chris Bering up took over and killed it. Denny?

Uh, well, it's Chris Bering up. So they had it like 18 units to it? Uh, yeah, and a bunch of dang, and fucking plot lines. Um, yeah.

Chris Bering up. Very, very, very much. Um, but at one point they had, they went to a world where like, they had like the post-human war, like, humans versus, um, non-superpower humans like Spider-Man, Iron Man, Iron Man, and like basically like Tony Stark had manipulated his way politically, socially to become like the monarch of the world. Um, but he wore like dudes' cape and all that shit.

Like, oh yeah. Um, there was a whole bunch like back setting with Magneto and it was really actually really like a, they, they based on me. Sorry, Trump. Yeah, can I?

You know, Trump came out in an Iron Man suit. I would say he was the letters of the name. Yeah, but he's not like, and he's a genius billionaire. No, he's definitely not.

Either one of those. Yeah, I'm really big on branding. Yeah, but if he came out like an actual suit, I'd be like, there's, there's, there's, there's be a part of him go. I'm really?

Probably. Probably. I could be thinking about, I could be thinking about Iron Man. It's gonna be like, okay.

Shit's got weird. I'm out. Shit's well. I mean, you know, Hillary Clinton's gone for Pokemon Vols.

Yeah. I want to talk about social media. It was not coming out of an actual mouth of politician. It was not.

And Trump's little Pokemon thing was funny news. Did you see that? Like he mocked up Pokemon go and called it Trump, or Hillary No. Oh, cool.

And like, they made up fix that for like, like, first Dazors and like, like, 30,000 people. Like, 30,000 classified emails and blah, blah, blah for destroyed emails. Her special skill is lying. It's really bad.

But, we talked about the girl finding the dead body right. I found another one. Two Marines got a man, one's in for equilibrium while playing in California, because they're playing Pokemon going off time. And he goes with the guy who's acting here around women and children, like 50, which is kind of big beat around women and children.

So they call the guy down, and look how he's got there. And he ended up being one of the people who's somebody that went first at the mirror. People have been stalking the popular boogie stops and basically using the lures to get people to come. And then Robin came to think about it because I think it's funny that the lures are a lot of folks on here, people.

A guy got stabbed in his shoulder in the woods and just looked at Portland, and bumped away. He was looking for like four Pokemon and playing with him on a plane. Whatever. And he, I guess he bumped a new guy.

And he assumed that the guy was going to play Pokemon with him. He went to play. He went to battle. And so the guy trogan-haked into his fucking shoulder and pulled the block off and ran off.

And the guy didn't go straight to the hospital. He kept looking for Pokemon until he was going to find a future bleeding a lot. He was going to go to hospital. Wow.

I read that story. I read that story. I was in the West of Illinois. I was back in like, 95 or 6 or 7.

Marping a gun very popular, particularly the vampire role playing game. That's great. Yeah. Which was originally called Juhan.

Which was it? Oh yeah. I think it was called the card game. That was it.

But yeah, that game that got really popular was the larger than the world. And of course it was vampires. So all the cops up to those, you know, and they would show up like they'd mass. And there was one place called Sub-Level 23.

I was right on my own named after the millions. And I was hanging upstairs with a quiet little bar upstairs. And this kid walked up there and he looked at me and he had me a card, like a business card. I don't think he'd want it.

I'm deaf. He was giving me a hand. No. No, it was just like a dagger or a state.

And I looked at him like, what is this? He's like your dad. What? He was your dad.

I'm like, are you threatening me? What the fuck are you talking about? You're talking about you? Don't you play the game?

Like do I fucking, you're talking about you play some game right now? He's like, oh, I'm sorry, I thought you vampire Larkly. I can't see you vampire Larking. No.

Or Larking. Or looking like a vampire. Apparently everything's like Larking. She's the director shaking her head yes.

I know I would never Larkly play the game. You might buy the chick. That's about as far as gross. Yeah.

That's not what I think that's just a whole play. Or Larkly. Or Larkly. Yeah, I was like, I was like, when I get to that, I don't play the game.

I'd recommend you don't make that mistake to the wrong people. Because I'm not really fine. You're like, I'm gonna go like, punch. You're like, fuck it, knock down.

That's what I mean. But there's plenty of people that are going to do that. I'm not that far. I'm just like, no.

I don't know if anyone can. Yeah. Also, you're not a vampire. You're a vampire.

You're a vampire. You're a vampire. You're not a vampire. You're a vampire.

You're a vampire. You're a vampire. You're a vampire. You're a vampire.

You're a vampire. You're a vampire. You were a vampire. You were a vampire.

So when you catch Pokemon, he keeps track of the Pokemon. I guess she was going through the Pokemon. That's kind of scary. That was scary.

So when you catch Pokemon, he keeps track of Pokemon. He shows you the guess words of where you caught it. Oh no. She was going through theoby-dex.

She's like, why were you catching all his fucking Pokemon? Right like your exGaufords. He swear that he wasn't cheating on her. He gets over here.

He's like a wether podcast. This guy is telling the fuck of weather, I don't move away. But it's a newscast. Like, more than you.

No he's standing there talking about the weather. I'm going like this, flicking up the screen, like trying to catch a guy just losing his like, apparently we have a Pokemon on the weather station now so... There you go. It's a mall.

It is going to go down as like one of the apps. For a while. Something else. It'll be the after a while and it's looking forward to it.

It's something else that comes out. I still have only two Addies. Pokemon go to see bar crawls or not come out of all the places. That actually comes out really fun.

People have been tweeting about how Pokemon go to help with their depression and anxiety issues. It helps distract them from their feelings. Yeah, but that's not a good thing. I can see a therapist still but it helps.

He's better than fucking popping pills everywhere. Or just not getting out of bed. Yeah. The Westboro Baptist Church that's rolled by a Pokemon player because Westboro Baptist Church is a phogon gym.

Someone took over that gym and put a jiggly puff in it and renamed it Love Is Love. And so Westboro Baptist Church is positive that was all kind of both social media response about how Pokemon is evil and is incursion gay, sex and marriage. They use the jiggly puff and the pew pew. This guy's helping encourage him for an occasion of animals.

Which leads me to a point about this. It's obviously a plot from a furry population to increase the people that are involved in their fucking prison. You know what, I'm actually thinking. Yeah, I mean you think like a religious cult.

It would be a bit behind the times. Wouldn't really be knowing what a furry is but nope they do. So it's more additional. You know that Pokemon, I believe Pokemon porn trending for what?

Oh yeah. Four days great. Yeah. Have you watched any of it?

No, God no. It's fucking bad. Is it Pokemon doing other Pokemon? No, it's not.

It's people doing it. It's a trainer fucking Pikachu. And it's not a good Pikachu. It's literally just a porn star.

It's pretty painted yellow with a pad. Oh, I think someone edited episodes. I have them. No, I'm sure there is.

I think it's like the Pokemon porn I've seen is it's cosplay porn. Okay. Like Ash. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Pikachu speaking. Oh God.

Oh God. Yes. Yes. Pikachu.

I'm making it. It did increase. That game in the first few days it came out. It increased the Windows market capital.

7.5 billion dollars. Oh, they're stock roads like 30 with a 33%. 30%? I read that.

There was a security researcher who came out and started saying that Pokemon go on an iPhone. Could take over your Google account. I don't know if you want attention. I'm actually doing research.

I was getting a back up. Well, because you can use a book about Google account. I do. I got some kind of case.

It does request weird permissions. But it doesn't like send emails. It doesn't do this shit. Right.

I'm planning to do it again. I'm not sure it actually does that. But I'm not sure it actually does that. But I mean, it's permission.

Right. That did however go and make some of your help. I'm making a request from my Anzac. I thought exactly how it's collecting it.

It's already in the case. I had to just buy it owned by Google for a long time. I still think Google's heavy investment is not part of that. They're not part of that.

At least put off after the 34th year of. It's on front. Well, okay. I can see both sides of Google.

It helps random. It's like, it's a good. It's a privacy app here. Yeah.

I don't know. You think it's like stuff like this? It's stored in somewhere. It doesn't matter.

It's always in somewhere. Let's take into the always world of the Internet. If it's free, you're not the customer. Correct.

They're paying for it somehow. And it's not my people buying Pokeball for five bucks every now and then. Although I'm sure there's been a couple of money on that. Oh, yeah.

That's not the, that was never the main goal. Like ingress, we never bought into it. And they would do giant events in cities where, you know, thousands of people work on a really playing. That was location data.

They sold a lot of it. Yeah. Especially if you're on site Google. That's what they do.

They sell data. They sell access to data. That doesn't make their money ads don't make them. The amount of money they have.

In the last one, it was kind of popped up. The Holocaust. The Euro. The first level of screen grabs.

Sticked by players who were playing in the Holocaust. Yeah. And they're either taking screen grabs because they kept encountering a point of time called talking and other people. Like that was that big like ball monster thing that was spray poison gas in there.

Oh no. And so there's pictures of the declining monster in the Holocaust museum. And the Holocaust museum was officially requested to no longer be involved in Pokemon. Well, you just say that you're having, you know, well, a journal course called Let's Just Be Frank.

That's not quite that tough. The German course. No. Hearing death in the tower.

Or something. We don't have any health codes. That's right. Sorry.

That's not a good joke. That's a really old joke. And we just lost the poll. Two of them.

Yeah. I know it's all a cookie. I'm sure there was a cookie mine. There's a dollar ship that I came across.

There's a new speed. It was full of nothing but fucking cookie monster. It's Pokemon or racially motivated violence. Yep.

If you're a Pokemon, everybody's happy. If you're a Pokemon, everybody's happy. And you need each other exercising. Or let's shoot cops.

Or getting shot by cops. Or getting shot by cops. Or getting shot by cops. Or I'm like just quietly watching TV at my house.

Okay. Let's take over Turkey. That was, oh my God. The president is back in power and is now calling for an extra night on the clearing.

Yep. This ought to be interesting in terms of the Middle East. That was a fucked up situation. That was just the last night.

It started yesterday at like working every day. Yeah. I thought it happened like three days ago. It was last night.

It was yesterday and today. Yeah. And the first thing I saw was like, be your grandom. Military took over TV stations.

Military took over a radio station. I saw, no, I saw like Istanbul cool. And I was like, whoa. And then they declared martial law.

And then military helicopter were attacking parliament. Yes. And then not like carbon bombing by any of the house. It was strategic attack.

Yeah. And then other military guys showed up and were fighting the helicopter attack parliament. And the president came, the president came out. No, no, no.

I'm still here. I'm not going anywhere. And then I left you and got arrested. And then someone started attacking the house.

Yes. Yes. They were in the White House. They've got several men in the house.

And they were fighting the house. And they were fighting the helicopter attack parliament. We tried this guy sneaker out the border. Why, you might want this back.

Oh, no, we probably got him. Yeah. Yeah. I can't see Jordan not turning over.

Because Jordan wants a cousin on the car. And they're king while they are very low. They're going to go to the police and they're going to go to the police and they're going to go to the back of the station. They don't want that.

They don't want that. Nobody do not. Maybe you can hide out the Syria. Maybe you can hide out the Syria.

Like I said, I didn't see where he looked from like a escape to. I don't know. I don't know. I know.

But I know the president's calling for accident. It's not quite sure where he's at this point. I was kind of trying my brother. It's just like, well, Turkey's coming in.

All made of members that help defend other members. Yeah. It's not about a back. From external attack.

It's the way it's created. So what's the military to? Like, when I first started re-roll attack, that's not it. Right.

But I started re-roll attack. When I first started re-roll attack, when I first started re-roll attack, when I started re-roll this, or if it's someone else started this, it sounded like something else. So it's completely terrible. It's completely terrible.

I mean, in terms of Turkey. Yeah. And then the US does the weird coups to insult other indicators. Right.

Right. And then there's a lot of back and forth picture of the Russia as well. Yeah. So that was one of the grooves that did really mess you with fast.

Oh, it sounds like it's mostly over now, but you get the answer to the rest of the people who are speaking a hundred people so far. Sure, they're not done. No. I think the bulk of it is a little bit more.

Yeah. It was a little bit more great because I don't think people were actually made up of the fuck. No, the general public did not know. It was like, well, I can say, what's the Greek?

The Holocaust museum. But I mean, it was like, well, what's the Greek means. It was like, it was like, it was like, bam, all of a sudden. Yeah.

It was on the spot. I mean, it's probably not on the spot as much as the way I'm receiving it. But I mean, it's still like boom, boom, boom, very straightforward. A lot of people who I'm very glad I wasn't.

That's why I didn't know the US military. That is in Turkey, guarding the German weapons. No. I'm sure they were on high.

Oh, sphincters, like just getting sucked back. Yeah. If that door opens, you're getting shot. Yeah.

I don't care if your name's Jim or Akman, like your fucking head. Yeah. I don't care. I don't care.

Boom. You didn't do the secret doc. You didn't say like, who's on first? You're dead.

Yeah. Yeah, it's a little restless. Like, didn't say the password. Boom.

That's a little more extreme than little restless. Oh, the girls allowed. I'd imagine I'll tell people this whole thing. No.

Yeah. I'd do a little race. Yeah. What was the fact that you did?

No. No. The one I was always fighting on the other thing. Yeah.

No. I can still wrestle this a bit out of my. It's a little bit out of mine too. I can't think I can.

I can still be watching like one or two of you. I can't just be the one early Saturday night. I didn't see the movie. That would have gotten.

I am. I just remember Eddie Murphy being out there singing the hits. I'm looking for Nub and all the non-places. Yeah.

Here we are. So, like I said, I've been hiding in a hole watching nothing but TV as opposed to being a totally active black. And you haven't been able to be active. You've been waiting.

Yes. Well, yeah. So there is that idea. Well, I said like, yeah.

And then you've been holding on. So I'm just going to slam through. We'll get to Mr. Robot last go.

We'll go to that. So, preacher, I do want to say my two things on preacher real quick. They've been doing a flashback to Jesse and do all this kids, which again, screw to the comics, but different but okay. You do get the two kids talking about till the end of the world, which is a big deal.

Yeah. So I'm glad to see the introduction with that. One of the things I get to know is how does the time frame flow? I know.

She's been like doing that thing. Like, you remember when the comics went when Jesse quickly reconnected with her? They didn't even guess. Yeah.

Frequently asked questions

How long is this episode of No Applause Just The Clap?

This episode is 1 hour and 24 minutes long.

When was this No Applause Just The Clap episode published?

This episode was published on July 19, 2016.

Is there a transcript available for this episode?

Yes, a full transcript is available for this episode. You can read the complete transcript on the episode page.

Can I download this No Applause Just The Clap episode?

Yes. Use the download control on the episode player to save the publisher-provided media file.