*31. The Planned Fat Shat
from Tidbits
When we do a segment that ends up taking up the whole episode, we just had too much to say about it and we didn't mean to. In this episode Bill and I discuss celebrities that are bashed for who they are and they're made fun of for their bad acting, even though they're good at what they do. This actually turned into a two part Fat Shat that's going to continue next week. We had a lot of fun with this.
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