Episode 5: Code of Honour

from Wait... Where's Spock? Hosted by Amaya and Matia

In today's episode, Amaya and Mat initially struggle to say "Boy! This episode is SUPER racist!" but eventually get over it to say "Boy! This episode REALLY is SUPER racist!", as well as pass judgment on some super stylish combat-wear, and make a deep digression into the finer points of 2003's "School of Rock".

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