Ep. 434 - Another Rousing Success

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An episode in which we learn about mice, gorillas, we change the definition of "success" once again, and all the weird news that isn't weird at all. Intro Music: Opening/Title From The Archives: Hagane Music: Stage 1-1 Review Review: Gunmetal Arcadia Zero Watch This: Secret Of NIMH Music: Stage 2-2 News Of The Weird Weekly Warren: Gorilla, You're A Desperado Music: Credits Outro The Website YouTube Twitch BlueSky Buy Me A Coffee Intro music: Empty Victory - Savestates Archives music: Cybernetic Celtic Wizard - Yerzmyey Review music: Samicom News music: Ijha - beek Outro music: My Ghostly Friend - smh

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An episode in which we learn about mice, gorillas, we change the definition of "success" once again, and all the weird news that isn't weird at all.

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