Zone 4 #177: A Walk Down Memory Lane

from Zone 4 Hosted by Brant Fowler

The crew returns with several friends and fans, and some surprises along the way for this special LIVE episode of Zone 4! Join Brant, Ron, Gordon, Cary, John and more as we share memories of Zone 4, talk film, television, logos, nonsense, and much more! And we are joined by a celebrity! Plus, more Facebook shout-outs, a contest entry, and Breaking News from one of our members! (Original Numbering: Episode #150)

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