Samurai Jack is like a TARDIS

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Hello! "4/19 Dude lets smoke some reefer!" - Proactive Pot Smoker. Episode #398 Segmented Thusly: Movie Monologue = Resident Evil: Degeneration, Death Race 2050, The Visit, Hacksaw Ridge and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Television Talk = Samurai Jack (Season 1-4) Book Banter = Darkwalker on Moonshae (Forgotten Realms: The Moonshae Trilogy #1) by Douglas Niles Game Gabbin' = Frog Fractions (Due to NoClip) Internet Intercourse = Zelda: Breath of the Wild Coverage, Philip DeFranco takes a break & Internet Burnout, Nerd Poker Re-Listen (Blaine vs. Sark) and Anna Faris Is Unqualified with Guest Joel McHale.

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