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The Blues Brothers Minute episodes
- Blues Brothers 46: Jane Byrne
Burton Mercer gets a hard lead, the Palace Hotel Ballroom fills up with fans and Good Ol Boys, Elwood fails to score with Twiggy, and a gas station explodes.
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49 min - Blues Brothers 45: Twiggy
The Blues Brothers pull into a gas-less gas station, the rest of the band gets a pep talk from Curtis at the Palace Hotel Ballroom, and Elwood offers to delouse Twiggy. Or at least her windshield. Support the show at www.patreon.com/DitchDiggers www.bluesbrosminute.com Facebook: @bluesbrosminute Twitter: @BluesBrosMin
35 min - Blues Brothers 44: Cathy Does Partys
The Blues Brothers spread the word about the show via mobile loudspeaker and orphan power, reaching characters from months ago until they run out of gas.
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1 hr 8 min - Blues Brothers 43: Put the Word in the Streets
Maury Sline says he'll secure the Palace Hotel Ballroom, Curtis gets some orphans to spread the word about the show, and Elwood steals a loudspeaker. Support the show at www.patreon.com/DitchDiggers www.bluesbrosminute.com Facebook: @bluesbrosminute Twitter: @BluesBrosMin
41 min - Blues Brothers 42: Fakakta Suits
As the Good Ol' Boys are held at gunpoint by the cops, Jake and Elwood sit in a steam room trying to get Maury Sline to book them at the Palace Hotel on beautiful Lake Wazzapamani. Support the show at www.patreon.com/DitchDiggers www.bluesbrosminute.com Facebook: @bluesbrosminute Twitter: @BluesBrosMin
35 min - Blues Brothers 41: See You Next Wednesday
Jake and Elwood stiff Bob, who promptly chases them down with the help of the Good Ol' Boys, who in turn collide with Illinois's most overworked state troopers. Support the show at www.patreon.com/DitchDiggers www.bluesbrosminute.com Facebook: @bluesbrosminute Twitter: @BluesBrosMin
53 min - Blues Brothers 40: Driver of the Winnebago
The band takes off, leaving Jake and Elwood to deal with the arrival of the Good Ol' Boys and Bob's simmering ire over their unpaid beer tab.
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59 min - Blues Brothers 39: I Sure Would Appreciate It
The Blues Brothers close out their Country Bunker set in glory, but outdrink their band payment. Warning: Math.
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46 min - Blues Brothers 38: Stand By Your Man
The Blues Brothers break into Stand By Your Man to the cuddling delight and lonely sobs of Bob's Country Bunker's crowd, while we try to figure out pinball and prostitution.
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59 min - Blues Brothers 37: Rawhide in A
In an effort to win over the angry patrons of Bob's Country Bunker, the Blues Brothers launch into the theme from Rawhide, in the good country key of A.
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Spending over a year watching The Blues Brothers two minutes at a time. From the brilliant jerks who brought you the Caddyshack Minute!