A Fish Called Wanda was supposed to be a crowd-pleasing yuck-a-minute episode about arguably the most successful comedy of all time, but with some extreme technical difficulty and very raw feelings about the morals of the 1980s not living up at all to the standards of the 2020s, we actually had a really emotional episode that very sadly did not include Jaclynn.

You'll remember our guest Sophie from last episode where we learned about her expertise in long-form improv theatre, and you'll get to hear from her again while we discuss why this story sounds like a dance to her and how much of an effect it had on her childhood.

There are literal tears, but it's still arguably a pretty engrossing episode so you are highly encouraged to give it a shot and to leave a comment about when the last time you saw A Fish Called Wanda and whether or not you feel like it's appropriate to still hold up as canon ini 2025.

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• S: Drift - Minimal by PodcastAC | License: Attribution 4.0
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