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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 21-22 of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion.

Content warnings: mind control-as-rape, massive on-camera gun violence, genocide, attempted genocide

Here we are folks, it's the big show! A comedy episode into a crisis episode and the finale begins kicking off as we come in for the landing on Code Geass S1. Get ready for thrills, spills, and kills while all of the hosts can't keep it in their pants amidst every type of fanservice imaginable, from summer skin to cool robots to every theme the show has dabbled in coming back at once.

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 19-20 of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion.

Content warnings: suicidal ideation, generalized violence, gratuitous teen nudity (beach episode)

That's right, all, we're gonna follow up the giant cliffhanger with a CO-ED BEACH SLUMBER PARTY! Thrill as everyone passes the Bechdel Test for a week! Scream when you see everyone who vanished for half the show re-emerge alive and kicking! And groan when you realize "he tore WHAT part of her outfit to make handcuffs?"

Also something something the Chinese Federation invades, but whatever, that whole arc ends in 20 minutes.

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 17-18 of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion.

Content warnings: pulping a dude with a mech, suicidal ideation

This week, our hosts investigate court politics, reverse racism, and show that just like Oppenheimer, death can come from the most innocent individuals when uranium is on the line. Plus: the funniest cliffhanger of the entire season!

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 15-16 of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion.

Content Warnings: every single type of gun violence imaginable, patricide, near-amputation, consent questions, the killing fields of dead children

This week, half the hosts are out, and yet somehow we have nearly a double-length episode for this season. Listen as Matt and Sibyl absolutely lose the thread and begin digressing into other shows, questions of humanity, World Yuri Day, and also this seems to be the end of the Mao arc, leaving everyone with more questions than they came in with.

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 13-14 of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion.

Content Warnings: suicidal tendencies, in-your-face war crimes, one-on-one gun violence, and blatant mind control/manipulation as rape allegory

This week, everyone's back, and so we dig in on the themes of the show so fa- hahahahaha, no, we take the introduction of the season one midboss Mao as a chance to get incredibly stupid with riffs. Plus, find out who missed two of the worst possible minutes in these episodes because of a bathroom break, and listen to everyone start going at everyone else at least once on the theme of "anime gone wrong".

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 11-12 of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion.

Content Warnings: implied torture, weirdly-edited voyeuristic masturbation, death by suffocation

Folks, I think this is the new record for shortest episode of Boku no Stop. Look what happens when half of our coverage this week is a battle scene, and we're down a host. Don't worry though, because it's still one of the most "what the hell" episodes imaginable thanks to a particular thirty-second sequence in the middle!

Also, just because I need anything else to pad this out, if you enjoy the title jokes this season, we're friends now.

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 09-10 of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion.

Content Warnings: drugs/drug use, gun violence, being buried alive, and a dude getting cooked alive on-screen

Folks, I, your humble hostess, have finished season one of this show at this point, and without a doubt the single dumbest episode of the whole first season is episode 9, a Nancy Reagan-ass anti-drug plot that still works in some of the sickest mech combat yet. Join us for a dive into absurdity, and then pick back up with a real wild time that kicks off the middle arc of the show! Also, I leave it up to you if that title means "hot dog-guy" or "hot dog guy". Either works this week.

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 7-8 of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion.

Content Warnings: ethnic cleansing (again), suicide + imagery, gun violence

This week we're off to the races (but not Those Races) with party vans, gilded robots, obvious traps, and a truly worrying amount of pizza parties. Plus, Lelouch gets a new catchphrase, and Nunnally gets no respect! Again!

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 5-6 of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion.

Content warnings: gun violence, casual "comedic" homophobia/fatphobia, and just full-throated racism

This week, the show goes all-in on character development for one episode, and comedic madness for the second, and the whiplash lures quite a lot of discussion from our hosts. Unfortunately, things might get a little too loose and freewheeling by the end, leading to some of the most chaos we've had all season.

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In this episode of Boku No Stop! we discuss episodes 3-4 of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion.

Content Warnings: gun violence/murder

This week's episode really takes us off to the races (and the racism) as Code Geass decides to introduce us to people who are very, very dedicated to bloodlines, shows us how incredibly stupid one character can be, and yet still has mysteries and tricks up its sleeve with a cliffhanger ending! Plus, four individuals who are having very, very different reactions to this series.

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