Cyclops

Episode 10 of the Layman's Guide to the Multiverse podcast, hosted by Layman's Guide to the Multiverse, titled "Cyclops" was published on March 11, 2019 and runs 95 minutes.

March 11, 2019 ·95m · Layman's Guide to the Multiverse

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Holy Crap! 10 Episodes?! People still listening!? We celebrate episode X with a special episode about Doug's favorite and Paolo's least favorite X-Man! Cyclops is back...yay...

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Holy Crap! 10 Episodes?! People still listening!? We celebrate episode X with a special episode about Doug's favorite and Paolo's least favorite X-Man! Cyclops is back...yay...

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