Outdated References 38: Without a Trace/Et in Arcadia Ego
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This week, I would like to welcome Jules, the second half of the Rocket Reptiles Comic Duo, to the show as Russ, Adam and I chat about games we are playing during the Covid-19 quarantine, discuss Star Wars The Clones Wars episode "Without a Trace," and talk theories about first half of the Star Trek Picard season finale, "Et in Arcadia Ego." We go a bit long this week, but hey, most of you aren't going anywhere right? --Nathan Apple Podcast iHeartRadio Libsyn Stitcher Twitch Rocket Reptiles Comic
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