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In an effort to streamline the writing of new Mario and Zelda cartoons, Mark and Jeremy enlist the help of AI Dungeon to help them author some new adventures. There are highs and lows, to say the least. Highs — Mark and Jeremy get all the characters in Mario and Zelda to smooch. Lows — uh, you’re gonna just have to listen. I don’t want to say it here. This was a lot of fun and there’s no way we ever do it again.
Mark and Jeremy get together for a shorter than usual episode to discuss thanksgiving, parades, the free Cameo service they offer, and several oddly specific podcasts, both real and fake.
Mark and Jeremy write and perform an original episode of 1989's The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! that parodies the 2004 Mel Gibson film The Passion of the Christ - a movie that neither of them ever cares to actually see. They write the entire episode live on the podcast with no ideas beforehand! Head to ... if you want to read along with the script while listening.
It's a mailbag episode! Mark and Jeremy field questions from listeners, discuss how far is too far in satire, what their favorite Nicolas Cage movies are, do some Fuck/Marry/Kills, and a whole lot more.
Mark and Jeremy sit down to pen the great American screenplay... a live action segment of 1989's The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! in which Mario and Luigi meet a really bad parody of Mad Max! I can't imagine you're awfully surprised by this, but things get silly! There's a lot of terrible Australian lingo and Luigi finds himself once again covered in blood.
Andy Holt and Kevin Flynn join the podcast to help write a brand new Hard Drive article live on Twitch with the help of viewers! The resulting piece is, no surprise, very stupid and funny and filmed with goofy characters from out of left field. Finally, proof that Hard Drive articles are best written by committee!
Boo! It's officially October and that means it's officially Halloween. College Humor's Josh Ruben and Brendan H. Banks joined us to talk about their new comedy/horror movie, Scare Me, that went to Sundance and is now out on Shudder!
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