Season 1 Episode 8 - Christmas Calamity

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Curly hair, sour-dough sandwiches, cheat-codes and dead-legs from sitting on the toilet for far too long. How could we not invite you to our Christmas Calamity? Let us drag you, painfully, through our childhood memories of video-games involving kids crying about Pokémon and unbeatable 90's graphics. One of us even gets some fan mail—tune into the eighth episode to find out who! (PS doesn't eighth look like it's spelled wrong?)

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