Killed to Death

Paparazzo Lancy (Rebecca Payne) talks about her industry and clients, as well as the specific one found dead. Also discussed are the joys of the library, and her friend’s small car.

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Math teacher at Danforth Tech, Kim Jong-un (no relation) (Edward Choi) talks about how there’s no relation and how he’s not like Kim Jong-un at all. Also, the geography teacher was found dead in the teacher’s lounge.

The boys also address their plans for the night; and what time it was when recording.

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Wilderness survivalist Cooke Toplitsky (Nicole Passmore) finds a body in the desert of Australia, and suspects range from animals to ghosts. He talks about protecting his dink, and how little clothing you can wear before being defined as nude.

And a riveting conclusion sees even more corpses added to the tragedy…

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Carnival worker – more specifically, operator of The Zipper, Bingo Euchre (Shane McLean) joins the boys to discuss a recent tragedy.

He talks about his stint operating the roller coaster, describes the strength machine, and the actual operator of the roller coaster calls in to air some grievances.

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Crewmate of whaling vessel BB Boat, harpoon-manner Dil Sam (Ajahnis Charley) talks about finding their captain dead, and then going to the Pistons game. They are very sick from sea water.

Then, a concerned father and his son confront Dil about the whale watching tours.

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Realtor Danny Grace (Dan Beirne) finds a corpse in the bathroom of an open house. He talks about his morning routine, people’s “tells”, and the mob convention.

Then a cop comes, and he really likes him.

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Sous-chef Belinda Carlisle (Emily Richardson) details all the wordly dishes at Friesen’s, as well as the death of owner and head chef Bob Friesen, while warning the boys not to joke about food or cops.

Then busboy Cory tells an incredible story.

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The guys welcome one of their most famous guests to date, Marilyn Monroe (Ben Sosa Wright). She talks about ghost powers, Jupiter, TIFF, and finding Ben Affleck’s corpse behind an A&W. Plus, equally famous actor Ted Levine talks about the Blonde sequel.

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Corpse 1 (Clare McConnell), deep in character, details their acting method and set life. Along with a fellow corpse from production, they detail the chaos of finding a REAL body on the set of their show.

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Restaurant critic Hubert Hug (Rhys Naylor) is the one to discover his editor’s dead body.

He talks about writing for the Jacuzzi.com Magazine, his Top 10 restaurants, and why Wildlife Services opened fire on his treehouse.

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