The Pitch

Kris and Kole talk about inadequacy, recruitment, and philanthropy.

ALSO: Kole gets angry about audio. Kris gets recruited to a church. Cafe Fellatio. Cops rescue a blow up doll. IJustCame.Org. False Leg House Arrest.

Join us for a tour of all cats medium and large, as the show becomes just a reading of the Encyclopedia Brittanica.

Links:

• Great Cat - Dungeons and Dragons Wiki - Wikia — The great cats are a category of large felines who represent apex predators where they live.

The Forces of Evil are bolstered as Fruit Man joins their ranks, with his demonic possession meat puppet Dizzy and their plaything Nuts.

Gary Butterfield, Kole Ross, and Austin walker talk about Farron Keep, and the Abyss Watchers... our first Lord of Cinder.

• Friends at the Table

• StreamFriends

• Beastcast

• Wise Up

• Such good falling animations

• The Quiet Year

Kole, Ben, Dennis, and David talk about how Call of Duty got dragons, Doom 2016, and we do a Free Play Multiplayer.

• PSN Jihad naming controversy.
• Call of Duty gets dragons.
• Brexit tops name rankings for Plague, Inc.

• Free Play.

• David: DOOM. Dark Souls 3.
• Kole: Rule of Rose. Zero Time Dilemma.
• Ben: The Vanishing of Ethan Carter.
• Dennis: Hero Siege. Night Squad. Lovely Planet. X-COM 2.

Another in the long line of monsters that just ruin your property values. It's like a centipede, but worse.

Links:

• Carrion crawler - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia — The carrion crawler was one of the earliest creatures introduced in the D&D game. In all editions of the game, carrion crawlers are said to live underground, but will sometimes go to the surface for food. They are akin in appearance to a 3-to-4-foot-long (0.91 to 1.22 m) centipede.

Gary Butterfield and Kole Ross experiment with Day of the Tentacle.

It's a time-hopping, interactive Looney Toon that's also LucasArts at the height of their powers... We revisit the world of Maniac Mansion to solve adventure game puzzles with the added twist of causality logic, visiting Colonial America and the distant, tentacle-run future.

• [Bernoulli Principle](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernoulli%27s_principle)
• [Bob's Oral History of DOTT](www.usgamer.net/articles/day-of-t…-the-oral-history)
• [Time Gentlemen Please/Ben There, Dan That](www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hZDldRHu9E)
• [Retro Game Audio Podcast about Maniac Mansion, With Gary](Retrogameaudio – Maniac-mansion)

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It's a hot one indeed. Get down to this Summer Jam all you Spanish Harlem Mona Lisas. It's time for a street party and you are invited.

Delicious frog people who are actually just orcs.

Links:

• Bullywug - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia — The bullywugs are portrayed as a violent race of marsh-dwelling frog-like humanoids.

There goes the neighborhood.

Links:

• Bulette - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia — Originally inspired by a cheap plastic toy, the bulette was one of the first monsters specifically created for D&D, and has been included in every edition of D&D, although various aspects of the monster have changed from edition to edition.