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Aug 23, 2018 1 hr 5 min

Shove it on a Surfboard: MoviePass Demise & Star Trek 4 Cast Exodus

from Multiple Nerdgasm

What are underwear really for anyway? What does the underwear company have to gain from you? We get to the bottom of it. Links: Will he or won’t he? James Gunn not coming back Was there a Tatooine movie? Diablo 3 coming to Switch Topics discussed Underwear and mesh network banter Aretha Franklin's death and name debate Kylie Jenner vs Kylie Minogue name dispute James Gunn firing follow-up Tatooine movie rumor No Man's Sky and Dune tangent MoviePass demise The Orville review Star Trek 4 cast exodus Diablo III Switch port follow-up We Happy Few impressions Wolfenstein II impressions Thomas Harris serial killer movie binge Castle Rock recommendation Johnlock conspiracy tangent Lost TV series tangent

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  1. 0:00 Intro, underwear & mesh network banter
  2. 7:42 Aretha Franklin's death & name debate
  3. 11:35 Kylie Jenner vs Kylie Minogue dispute
  4. 22:21 James Gunn firing follow-up
  5. 27:58 Tatooine movie rumor & No Man's Sky/Dune tangent
  6. 32:35 MoviePass demise
  7. 38:49 The Orville & Star Trek 4 cast exodus
  8. 44:13 Diablo III Switch port follow-up
  9. 46:46 We Happy Few & Wolfenstein II impressions
  10. 52:43 Thomas Harris serial killer movie binge
  11. 57:21 Castle Rock recommendation
  12. 1:00:29 Johnlock conspiracy & Lost tangent

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