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EPISODE · May 10, 2020 · 1H 22M

The 13th Year

from The Back Catalogue

Here we go, you said there weren't enough Disney Channel original movies covered on this podcast so we have delivered. No one actually said that but it makes us feel better to think we have people who listen and care enough to ensure we curate the best content. Anyway this is a movie about a boy who turns into a man, a merman.Show Notes:Chez StarbuckHit us up on the socials and what not, we don't get a whole lot of questions so yours will most likely be answered.Twitter: @thbackcatalogue (Vincent)Twitter: @apo_kik (Apo)Instagram: @apokik12 (Apo)Email: [email protected] Watch these podcasts on our YouTube channelOur Food and Cereal reviews channelFollow us on InstagramCheck out our Patreon for extra content

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Here we go, you said there weren't enough Disney Channel original movies covered on this podcast so we have delivered. No one actually said that but it makes us feel better to think we have people who listen and care enough to ensure we curate the best content. Anyway this is a movie about a boy who turns into a man, a merman. Show Notes: Chez Starbuck Hit us up on the socials and what not, we don't get a whole lot of questions so yours will most likely be answered. Twitter: @thbackcatalo...

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