EPISODE · Dec 5, 2025 · 1H 5M
S4E6 - National Family Lampoon's Our Big Fat Friend Albert
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Episode Notes Oh man! Here we go again! 1. Even if Paige misses we'll dance among the stars 2. Cole puts his degree to work and looks at titles in other languages 3. Mitchell makes us pick the DANKEST memes but also they're old 4. Tucker has us play Categories and that's it and there's no twists Find out more at https://four-locos.pinecast.co
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