Episode 27- Lasagna Cat (2008-)

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Strap in, folks, because this is a wild one. From the early days of Youtube, we present an unexpected journey with stops along the way at pop culture remakes, philosophical introspection, art film, the evolution of the Internet landscape, and a toll free number- all with its roots in a ratty cat costume and a desire to pay back the man who has made us laugh the most.

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