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EPISODE · Jul 3, 2019 · 1H 30M

Case File 122 with Derrick Acosta of Mega64

from Thought Cops · host Kevin Podas and Grant Mooney

This week we're joined by Derrick Acosta of Mega64 and the Heartslayers podcast on episode 122 of Thought Cops! Make sure to give him a follow and a watch and a listen on all platforms! And check out this amazing fucking Metal Gear Solid video Mega64 made a little over a month ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-i9unRCvsA&feature=youtu.be iTunes: Listen, subscribe, leave a review Support the show on Patreon Field Notes This episode, Derrick helps us take down the thought criminals of the week, of which there are many. Louis CK performed at a ska festival called Skankfest and gave the audience a standing o. Or they gave him one. Oh god how do I find my way out of this euphemism. Evangelion comes to Netflix, and everyone hates it. Because a boy doesn't tell another boy he loves him or something. And then he jerks off into his hand? While New York, New York by Frank Sinatra's playing in the background. Man, is anime weird. Kim Kardashian tries to trademark the word "kimono" so as punishment we tie her to a chair and make her watch Andrew Dice Clay perform standup with Roseanne Barr. Shut the fuck up and take my money. Make sure to subscribe to our Twitch channel! We're Twitch affiliates now. Hooray! Click here to buy Thought Cops t-shirts and mugs. Click here to buy some Thought Cops stickers. Click here for tickets to see us live on Thursday, August 22nd at the Crowd Theater in Chicago. Join the Thought Cops Deputy Patrol Support the show on Patreon Episode produced by Commissioner Zwick

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