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This week's episode is brought to you by the letter "A Plague of Technical Difficulties", and the number "4".
Sylvester has no recollection of dying, Porky encounters zero dentists, and the eternal Lovecraftian horror known only as Yosemite Sam tries his hand at maritime banditry.
In a shocking turn, Sylvester dies. Like... proper dies. All nine lives. How will he play basketball?
In a second shocking turn, Sylvester dies... AGAIN! What the ruddy hell is going on?
Meanwhile, the only one who can help seems to be engaged in a 100+ round boxing match. It's all over the shop this week.
After a confusing insight into the family structure of The Three Bears, Chris and Cal find themselves completely baffled by Daffy's latest encounter with one of Porky III's doubles, largely resulting in more questions than answers.
It's... it's getting pretty difficult, you guys.
We're back, baby.
As we stride confidently into a second decade of dangerous nonsense, we see our favourite Toonlord exploit the aftermath of the 1946 Stork Strikes for some mysterious purpose.
Meanwhile, two lovely Texan gophers evade capture by a maniacal thespian dog.
Join us as we resumes our adventures through the portal, continuing to unravel the mysteries of... The Space Jam Continuum
We left you last week on the edge of your seats as our beloved Porky had gone mad with power and declared himself the ruler of his own nation of Porkytopia.
Join us for the thrilling conclusion in this last episode of Season 1,and going forward with us on our journey towards Space Jam in Season 2 in a few weeks.
A year of podcasts, a decade of cartoons watched, and a wealth of new information uncovered about the Tooniverse.
Chris and Cal mark the end of their first year by recapping the story so far.
This is a great catch-up for those new to the show, and those struggling to keep up.
In this, the first ever Space Jam Continuum Live Show, Chris and Cal enlist the help of a studio audience in an attempt to weave the 1988 film Who Framed Roger Rabbit (a good documentary about life in 1947) into the intricate tapestry that is The Space Jam Continuum Extended Universe.
This obviously throws some real curveballs into the mix, so join us on this buck wild journey through an awesome movie.
HUMOUR. HORROR. DIRECT AUDIENCE INVOLVEMENT.
It went alarmingly well.
In this bumper episode, our brave boys power through 8 (eight) glimpses through the portal in an attempt to close out this decade of Tooniversal research, knowing all too well that one documentary about life in 1947 is gonna change everything.
Amongst the advent of the Hare/Tortoise feud, another assassination attempt, and a questionable account of Bugs' adolescence, we discover that Austro-Hungarian actor Peter Lorre took a terrible secret to his grave.
Meanwhile Tweety, who's finally sprouted his iconic yellow feathers, has finally met his match.
In this particularly baffling episode, Chris and Cal struggle to make sense of what they're seeing, but a level-headed bulldog acts as a beacon of hope.
An exploration into Pepé Le Pew reveals not only the extent of his desires but also may confirm and earlier theory about his true identity.
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