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EPISODE · Jul 11, 2024 · 1H 52M

Episode 122: How to Not Be a Guy

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I can make very few promises in this world, but I can promise you this: In this episode of Here's a Guy, we reference a LOT of cartoons. Now, I know what you're thinking. That's every episode of the show. And you're right, that is every episode of the show. But in this one, we top ourselves. It's like every minute. We'd say we're sorry but we're not- and more to the point, there's nothing to be sorry about. Rather than listing all the cartoons we reference, it may be easier list all the cartoons we DON'T reference. Alright, let's see. Caillou. Home Movies. Franklin. Street Sharks. Mike Tyson Mysteries. Huckleberry Hound. Mucha Lucha. Uhhh...I think that's it. Oh, Ugly Americans. I think that's the last one. Let us know if you think of any others, but I'm pretty sure that's all of them. Three different guys from three very different but distinct cultures this week, all with a penchant for lawlessness. First we have a mysterious fur trapper who led the authorities on a legendary chase, then the most prolific moonshiner in all of Appalachia, and finally a super obnoxious French guy who made a life long frenemy. Albert Johnson, The Mad Trapper of Rat River- 00:24:22Popcorn Sutton - 00:53:30Francois Fournier-Sarloveze - 01:21:15

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