Ep 36: Teddy Bear Museum

For this episode, we watched The Night at the Museum! So all our segments are connected to this weird freaking movie!Things like: Would you rather get peed on by a monkey or hit in the face with a toy train?What would a Peanut Butter and Sprinkles Museum look like?Teddy Roosevelt Quotes examined!Top Sprinkle 6: Stuffed Animal Presidents!A game called Rabbit Hole!Then... we pick a Robin Williams movie to use next time!

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