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Friend Request Episode 22 – Evie & Jacob, Edgeworth & Gumshoe

EPISODE · Nov 20, 2017

Friend Request Episode 22 – Evie & Jacob, Edgeworth & Gumshoe

from Friend Request · host Scanline Media

I thought about making that “Miles & Dick” instead of “Edgeworth & Gumshoe.” Then I was like “I should REALLY avoid putting ‘Dick’ in the title of an episode. Is he a Richard?” And then I realized even if he was no one calls him that so then no one would know what I was […]

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