EPISODE · Sep 8, 2020 · 51 MIN
Atlantis: We made it through the episode!
from D's-OP's · host Dakota R.
Today we watched Disney's Atlantis: The Lost Empire! Bare with us as we both have a cold in this episode (Just a cold not the Rona don't worry)! This movie was great from start to finish! Have a listen on our thoughts on the movie!
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