This is the longest episode so far! And no, it's not because Clint is ready to crown the titular episode as the Greatest of All Time, but rather because a lot has occurred in the last month or two, and there is much to discuss. So don't worry, you'll get your overview of "The Show Must Go On," but you'll also get some speculations on:

1. Episode order (again!)

2. The character of Connie

3. "Extended Cut"

4. Album 69 but specifically "California Dreams"...and "For a Song," actually

5. The character of Jay

6. The Official Podcast interview with Abigail Geiger, leading into...

7. Rydell Stuff, specifically "Two's Company, Four's a Crowd," leading into...

8. A look at the upcoming Album 76 (plus a weird fixation on the cover)

9. Sundry other upcoming episodes

and 10. Let's just leave it at "etcetera."

Enjoy!

Clint launches an investigation into the Club Adventure, "Alibis," and unearths some objectively brilliant deductive opinions along the way. Also; a discussion of "Mile 151" and "Precious Lord" Parts 1-2.

In this episode, Clint solemnly examines "The Best Is Yet to Come, Part 4," the culmination of this four-part series, Album 75 as a whole, and the character of Eugene Meltsner. This is perhaps the most heart-rending AIO episode of all time.

Clint sets off his fiery (or at least somewhat interesting) thoughts on Part 3 of "The Best Is Yet to Come."

In this episode, Clint launches a crucial exploration of "The Best Is Yet to Come, Part 2."

In this episode, Clint considers the entirety of the forthcoming four-parter at length, before reacting to Part 1 and then providing an overview thereafter.

Warning: Audio quality dips a bit at around 14:00-15:30.

In this episode, Clint sets up, reacts to, and overviews "Two's Company, Four's a Crowd." Emphasis on sets up.

Clint discovers a whole palette of ideas about this episode, "As Far As It Depends on Me."

In this episode, Clint shares some of his Album 75 predictions and speculations on any and all subjects, from casting to plot points to writers to album illustrations.

Buckle up for Clint's discussion of the final episode of Album 74, "King of My Heart."