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Robare is back. Again. Yeah, the episode does what it says on the title. After returning to the recording studio (and we promise, you haven't heard the last of him) last episode, he has returned yet again to terrify and traumatize poor Frosty, say inappropriate things to Whiskey, and be himself in all his splendor. But face it, you wouldn't have him any other way. Also, a terrifying YouTube channel, podcasts of all types and sizes, and a lot of strange names...

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We tried, people. We blocked the doors, barred the windows, even tried to change our address and sneak away in the middle of the night - but it was no use. He found us again. Robare returns in a special two-part episode, after almost a year away from the recording studio. And he's got notes. From the "other" podcasts he's been listening to, to a late zombie entry from Halloween, Robare's got thoughts and he's more than ready to share. Us, we're drinking...

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We're finishing out the Halloween season with an epic finale. Guest star? Check! We've brought in Circus Kirkus again. Spooky topic? How about the strangeness radiating out of the Bridgewater Triangle, which we assure you is a thing? Check! And how about a strange website full of mystery and oddities? Also check! We're tracking a very large, very hairy monster with particularly large gunboats. All this and more, plus Frosty's self-esteem being shattered, barking dogs, and plenty of laughs at the expense of others. Happy Halloween!

Oh, and follow this link to the Bigfoot Field Researcher's Organization Geographical Database. Because why not?
https://bfro.net/gdb/

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Alright, we'll be the first to admit it, we've been drinking. However, you haven't, and this movie we're about to talk about really exists. Yes, that's right, we're taking aim at yet another made-for-tv horror film, this one written by and starring almost entirely boyband members and pop stars, and also a massive number of zombies, gory deaths and... cowboys? Yeah, things are getting weird, but this is October, and this is also Bourbon On Ice. It's Dead Seven, the zombie western gorefest that you didn't know existed and that the world apparently needed (for some reason). 

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You've got questions. We've got answers. But remember, none of this has actually happened, and hopefully never will, because otherwise we have a lot to worry about. Yes, Your Friend Frosty and your bartender Mike Whiskey have decided to apply your particular brand of madness, and some of their own, to a set of Halloween-themed questions that we all hope will never come to pass. Candy? Ghosts? Unspeakable hairy monsters? All this and more, on a Halloween edition of "Hypothetically Speaking, Of Course..." 

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The year is 2007. The place is Kansas. No, wait, don't leave yet, we're off to someplace (arguably) better: The O.Z. Not to be confused with Oz, but similar. Wait, is that Zooey Deschanel? And Neal McDonough? What's going on here? Don't panic, this isn't a fever-induced madness, but a trek into the long forgotten SyFy miniseries event, their take on The Wizard of Oz but with less singing and more guns, known as Tin Man. Come along with us and bring the small doggy in a basket, he'll be necessary, and keep an eye out for evil witches. It's gonna be a trip. 

https://youtu.be/Kc8jsedPaqI?si=G6HeXr4UTFP0-AaB

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Don't you just hate it when you invest a lot of time, energy, money, or all three into an animated series based off a children's tabletop role playing adventure game back in the 1980s and it gets cancelled before anyone gets to see the exciting conclusion and everyone basically forgets it ever existed except for a niche group of growing nerds who take almost forty years to crowdfund and produce the final episode of said show in a glorious online animated production involving all sorts of twists and turns? Well, then, this is the episode for you! Or maybe it isn't? Your Friend Frosty and your bartender Mike Whiskey are ringside (or laptopside) for an event forty (alright, maybe thirty-six) years in the making: Requiem, the very late final episode of the Dungeons & Dragons Animated Series cartoon. Link below, and nerdiness all around you. 

https://youtu.be/m1_6SeRRflo?si=jSxcdOsbrJ2-rJAZ

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No, that title isn't repeating itself. Well, not without good reason. This is our very special episode all about "Very Special Episodes", also known as "After School Specials". But trust us when we say, they're all significantly nerd-flavored, because these happen to be all about animated series. Diving into the past, your plucky hosts Mike Whiskey and Your Friend Frosty bring you dramatic tales of guns, drugs, and booze - for kids! Yeah, it's a confusing time. But then again, the early 2000s and all of the 90s were just plain... off. 

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Coming up on this episode: nightmares!!! Also, a tale of very screwy behind-the-scenes shortsightedness. Your Friend Frosty is dragging your bartender Mike Whiskey kicking and screaming all the way back to the year 1999 where the world sat in hushed anticipation of the brand new fantasy-based video game known as 40 Winks - and then got bupkis, because it was never released. But why? WHY? Well, you'll have to listen to the episode. Also, popcorn, Whiskey's treasure trove of classic games, and dog farts. Enjoy?

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The summer is winding down, and we're running out of minisodes. This may be the perfect time for us to... well, record some actual episodes. It'll happen. But in the meantime, have you met our new friend? Also, there's Mexican wrestlers, super powers, and someone's on a date - and it isn't Your Friend Frosty or Mike Whiskey. Awkward...

Full length episodes to return in the fall.