Ep 23: Strange Celebrity Deaths in 2016 and Netflix Stranger Things

from Thunder Pop · host Steven Presley and Hit the Bricks Productions

TP host Steven Presley and Jazz One discuss the volume of Celebrity Deaths in 2016, is there a conspiracy? Are they going to the other side like in Stranger Things?.. Then we actually break down the Web series Stranger Things and what makes it such a big hit?

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TP host Steven Presley and Jazz One discuss the volume of Celebrity Deaths in 2016. Plus Stranger Things talk.

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