EPISODE · Jan 12, 2025 · 48 MIN
S2E10 - Do astronauts bee in electric logs?
from Four Locos
Episode Notes We did it, that's two seasons born, raised and slaughtered for the meat pits. Cole and the gang pitch the Bee Musical to Hollywood and Hollybroadway, Paige doesn't understand. Mitchell has us play Family Google, Paige doesn't understand. Paige doesn't understand why we lost so much in 2024? Tucker Carlin (not a historian) tells us of Robin of Locksley and the great flood
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