76. Weather Girl (2009)

Dullness hath no fury like a Weather Girl scorned! Dave and Noah take cover from 2009's Weather Girl, starring Tricia O'Kelley and Patrick J. Adams. After having a meltdown on air that goes viral, Seattle's former morning news weather girl has to move in with her brother to "weather the storm" of a bad breakup. She falls for her brother's best friend, who lives in the apartment next door. However, he is six years her Thirty-five year old junior. A fish and a bird can fall in love, but where will they build their nest? Since its Seattle, it probably doesn't matter, since its always partly cloudy with a million percent chance of rain. Dave and Noah explore fifty ways to leave your employer. And bodies are invaded, and perhaps, perhappenstance snatched in a Dark and Stormy manner. Somebody call Stormin' Norman!

An episode of the When Harry Met Fatty podcast, hosted by Noah Warren , titled "76. Weather Girl (2009)" was published on May 2, 2013 and runs 23 minutes.

May 2, 2013 ·23m · When Harry Met Fatty

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Dullness hath no fury like a Weather Girl scorned! Dave and Noah take cover from 2009's Weather Girl, starring Tricia O'Kelley and Patrick J. Adams. After having a meltdown on air that goes viral, Seattle's former morning news weather girl has to move in with her brother to "weather the storm" of a bad breakup. She falls for her brother's best friend, who lives in the apartment next door. However, he is six years her Thirty-five year old junior. A fish and a bird can fall in love, but where will they build their nest? Since its Seattle, it probably doesn't matter, since its always partly cloudy with a million percent chance of rain. Dave and Noah explore fifty ways to leave your employer. And bodies are invaded, and perhaps, perhappenstance snatched in a Dark and Stormy manner. Somebody call Stormin' Norman!

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Dullness hath no fury like a Weather Girl scorned! Dave and Noah take cover from 2009's Weather Girl, starring Tricia O'Kelley and Patrick J. Adams. After having a meltdown on air that goes viral, Seattle's former morning news weather girl has to move in with her brother to "weather the storm" of a bad breakup. She falls for her brother's best friend, who lives in the apartment next door. However, he is six years her Thirty-five year old junior. A fish and a bird can fall in love, but where will they build their nest? Since its Seattle, it probably doesn't matter, since its always partly cloudy with a million percent chance of rain.

Dave and Noah explore fifty ways to leave your employer. And bodies are invaded, and perhaps, perhappenstance snatched in a Dark and Stormy manner. Somebody call Stormin' Norman!

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