We’re considering changing the name of the show to “The Pete Black Club” because we discovered our favorite character in the entire series this week. Here’s all the rad stuff Pete Black did this week: Burned Cokie Mason, worked on his part of the school project, and found a way for Tanner to mention Bread Theory. There’s some other less important characters in this book like Mary Anne and Logan and a toilet monster, but we can’t really remember what they got up to because we were so laser focused on Pete Black’s antics.   

Music Credits: 

“Detroit" by Podington Bear 

"Party Hard” by Mike L 

“Constellation" by Podington Bear 

“My Sharona” MIDI 

Thanks as always to original Baby Boy Scott Lamb for the intro music, and to Superbrat for the outro music.

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It's been awhile since we had some good, clean baby-sitting fun, but that's what Kristy always brings to the table, and this "Baby Parade" lark is no different. Sit back, relax, and enjoy what can only be described as a romp, as Kristy Thomas pits baby against baby in a bloody, catastrophic battle for the future of civilization, while Jack and Tanner have a good, old-fashioned gossip sesh about Communism and Killer Dolls.    

Music Credits:   

“Spooky Ride,” by Twin Musicom 

“8-Bit Black Parade,” by 8-Bit Sound 

“Electro Upbeat EDM,” by Metro 

“Red Army Choir Russian National Anthem,” by Yurttan Haberler   

Thanks as always to original Baby Boy Scott Lamb for the intro music, and to Superbrat for the outro music.

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Have the boys got a special treat for you, Baby Nation! Did you know that Jack and Tanner are actually officials with the Parisian government? It’s true! And they have an opportunity of a lifetime for you. For just 500,000 Francs, you can buy the rights to all the scrap metal on the Eiffel Tower to do with what you please. DO NOT PASS UP THIS CHANCE, BABY NATION!   

Music Credits: 

“Meditation” by Joshua Messick 

"Tomorrow Comes" by Dana Boulé 

"You Gotta Have Theremin and Ukulele” by SquidLord 

"Invincible” by Deaf Kev 

“Starling" by Podington Bear   

Thanks, as always, to original baby boy Scott Lamb for the intro music, and Superbrat for the outro music.

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Another very special bonus mini-episode hosted by the great Tanner Daniel Greenring! Jack is also present. This week, the boys are discussing "Karen's Worst Day," a terrifying thought experiment by Ann M. Martin about a world in which literally everything goes horrifyingly, irrevocably wrong.  

Music credits: 

“Intense Suspense,” by Audionatix

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We've come to the end of the road for our friend Anastasia McGill. Ann M. Martin's mercy is infinite, but her patience is not, and if one of these baby-sitters was going to get the  ol' "Ned Stark" treatment, it was basically always going to be Stacey. Jack and Tanner spend most of the episode grappling with their guilt about the fact that they don't really miss her all that much, and Jack desperately and somewhat pathetically tries to gin up a conversation about German philosophy.  

Music credits:    

“Drama Track 10,” by Mohammed Monir 

“Don’t Leave Me,” by Lionel Schmitt 

“Hype,” by Spire Wolf   

Thanks, as always, to original baby boy Scott Lamb for the intro music, and Superbrat for the outro music.

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A shadow lurks in the wings while Jessi Ramsey dances for her life on stage... Jack and Tanner receive a mysterious smuggled message from an unexpected source... And the baby-sitters have a pet show! Really just a stunning amount of content in this book. Enough to make you wonder whether some nefarious entity behind the scenes might just be pushing Ann M. Martin a little bit too hard.  

Music credits:  

“Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta,” by Bela Bartok 

“AnonymOus,” by Snowbird    

Thanks, as always, to original baby boy Scott Lamb for the intro music, and Superbrat for the outro music.

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Ho Ho Ho! And welcome to a very special holidays episode of the Baby-Sitters Club Club. Ole’ Saint Ann squeezed down the chimney to give Baby Nation the gift of the Baby-Sitters Club Secret Santa book, which Jack and Tanner read and discuss this week, just in time for Christmas. Then the boys find some holiday joy in their hearts and give some Secret Santa gifts to one another as well! In fact, Jack WANDERS right into Tanner’s trap when he gets his very special gift on this bonus episode. 

Thanks, as always, to original baby boy Scott Lamb for the intro music!

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Love is dead, and Mary-Anne and Logan are the two who killed it. That’s right baby nation, your second-favorite duo is no more (your first-favorite being Jack and Tanner, of course)and a new life is coming to Stoneybrook, which means an old life must be extinguished. Nice knowing you, Stacey! Also, Saint Martin blesses us with a new rule mechanic for Wandering Frog People that should make the game a little more exciting in the coming weeks.  

Music credits: 

“Tucson” by Silent Partner 

“Canary” by Jim Yosef 

“ILY” by Axol 

Thanks, as always, to original baby boy Scott Lamb for the intro music, and Superbrat for the outro music.

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Claudia Kishi may or may not have cheated on a test, but that's not the only crime against humanity we're experiencing this week! Tanner learned a "fun" new kind of Pig-Latin from the Pike children, and Jack literally can. not. shut. up. about what "Theory of Justice" Ann M. Martin subscribes to, so both of these boys are up before the court right alongside cheatin' Claudia, asking that you find it in your deep and expansive hearts to forgive them.  

Music credits: 

“Thunderbolts of Lightning,” by teknoaxe 

“Battle Cry,” by NGB 

“Overture,” by Lionheart   

Thanks, as always, to original baby boy Scott Lamb for the intro music, and Superbrat for the outro music.

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