S1E29 - Murder Hugging

It's Tuesday. We know. Blame Kevin. He forgot to upload this episode. Jesse sent it to him, but Kevin just forgot. So it's Tuesday. But there's an episode, and it's called Murder Hugging! That's intriguing isn't it? Don't you want to know what that's all about? This week Jesse and Kevin talk about mocap princesses, tiny plant people, cinco de quatro, young James Earl Jones, ethical nuance, satan showing up in Star Trek The Animated Series, the weirdest episode of Doctor Who, Queen, murder hugging, standardized testing, news year resolutions, The Brothers Karamazov and other Russian fiction, and burbon. Links We have a spoiler-rich discussion of Rogue One. We somehow talk about the probable crazy walls of the Arrested Development writers room. If you like cats and rap, check out Meow The Jewels. Kevin has written fan fiction about Highlander, The Tomorrow People, and Ghost. You can read it here. Most fan fiction is bad because most everything is bad. Watch the horribly violent and incredibly romantic final scene of Hannibal. The term "Mary Sue" came from the fan fiction community. Kevin is looking forward to reading All the Birds in the Sky. Jesse wants to read God Laughs & Plays, but the library lost it. Postsingular is a good book involving language-free communication.

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