Episode 4 – Cartoons

Two become three as the boys turn back the clock and rank the all time greatest cartoons including a shoutout to shonens, double the sponges and Springfield

An episode of the Mates and Takes podcast, hosted by Oliver Dunn, Liam Dunn, Cam Olsen, titled "Episode 4 – Cartoons" was published on July 30, 2021 and runs 78 minutes.

July 30, 2021 ·78m · Mates and Takes

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Two become three as the boys turn back the clock and rank the all time greatest cartoons including a shoutout to shonens, double the sponges and Springfield

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Two become three as the boys turn back the clock and rank the all time greatest cartoons including a shoutout to shonens, double the sponges and Springfield

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