My Neighbor Totoro - Ghibli Jabber

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Nick and Trevor tackle the 1988 Miyazaki classic My Neighbor Totoro and ponder important questions such as 'Is this a family movie?', 'Is Totoro real?' and the all-important 'What the hell is a catbus?'

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This episode was published on July 30, 2020.

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