The boys sadly wrap up on The Yellow Family with special guest Lindsey, who brings 'A Milhouse Divided' for discussion. They chaat Kirk, dignity and 'Can I Borrow A Feeling,' and countdown the Top 3. Michael takes a backseat for his birthday, and the boys recount some of the scrapped ideas that they ran out of time for. Lindsey receives a signed poster for being part of the show, and the boys say goodbye for now... but not forever.

On a personal note, thank you to YOU, the listener, for taking the time out to listen to our podcast. We had an amazing time making this show, and we hope you enjoyed listening to it as well.

Thank you,

Tom & Michael

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The boys take a quality dip and finalise weeks of hard work, as they successful pull off a live broadcast from Tom's Kombi in his front yard. They chat the trials and tribulations that got them to this point, as well as a behind the scenes look at how it all went down. With a live audience, the duo unpack 'Behind the Laughter,' countdown the Top 3, and tell some of their favourite moments from doing the show. 

Apologies for the static sound, it was the best sound we could achieve from the Outside Broadcast Equipment. It isn't perfect, but we're incredibly proud of what we achieved in this episode and worked very hard to get here.

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The boys cross another milestone off the bucket list, analysing 'The Simpsons Movie,' chatting the family's gradual decline of respect for Homer, Al Brooks as Russ Cargill, Marge's heartbreaking video to Homer and the many callbacks in the film. The boys chat the cinema experience of the film, looking back to 2007, where they saw it for the first time with school friend Josh, and countdown the Top 3. 

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The boys make the most of their last few shows on air by trying to squeeze all the past segments into one mega-segment, including All the Write Ins, The Blunder of You and It's My Gripe. Jack and Mitch bring 'Radio Bart' for discussion, where an interesting side of Bart is revealed. The gang countdown the Top 3, and the boys perform See My Vest for the final Can I Cover A Feeling.

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The boys diverge greatly, dedicating an entire episode to the goodness that is Futurama, analysing the pilot episode, 'Space Pilot 3000' with special guests Erin & Anthony. The gang chat the 'will they or won't they' nature of Fry and Leela, the series' many cancellation and the series' continuity. #ProjectKombi looks increasingly dire, but the boys announce next week's Can I Cover A Feeling and take a liking to Busted's, 'Year 3000.' 

Playlist This Week:
Busted - Year 3000
Blink-182 - No Future
The Killers - Spaceman
Elton John - Rocket Man

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The boys gripe about haircuts in another edition of It's My Gripe, and are joined by special guest Julia, who brings episode of the week; 'I Love Lisa.' The gang chat the development and inconsistencies of Ralph Wiggum throughout the series, as well as Lisa's significance as a feminist icon. The Top 3 is counted down, and the boys give updates on both #ProjectKombi and Can I Cover A Feeling.

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The boys get spooky with their Halloween Spooktacular, chatting with special guest Maddy about the Treehouse of Horror episodes of The Simpsons, with a particular focus on Treehouse of Horror V. The boys voice the gripes of their week in new segment It's My Gripe, countdown the Top 3. Tom tells the story of a woeful job interview and Michael has an ambitious idea for a special broadcast for the show's last episode.

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The boys ambush special guest Max with a gripe about social media etiquette, and quickly move to talk immigration, policies and more during the discussion of 'Much Apu About Nothing.' Michael chats an awkward Tinder encounter that revolved around The Yellow Family, while the gang play another round of 'Where Is That Dub?' and count down the Top 3.


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The boys double up with Tim & Ed, who Tom asks to participate in brand new segment, 'The Blunder of You.' The group talk the coincidental links that brought them all together as friends, while leading into fan favourite episode, 'You Only Move Twice,' with Hank Scorpio and Bond parodies. After counting down the Top 3, the group dive into the newest language guessing game, 'Where Is That Dub?' 

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The boys abandon their traditional show structure to interview Dando & Mitch, who are responsible for the similar, but much more successful podcast, 'Four Finger Discount.' The gang chat the prevelence of Simpsons memes, great moments outside the 'golden age,' and, for an unknown reason, the Logan twins from Big Brother Australia '05. They countdown Dando & Mitch's Top 3 moments, and play another game of 'Wake Me Up When The Simpsons Ends.'

[After editing the podcast, we realised the last challenge in 'Wake Me Up' was mistakenly marked as incorrect, when the boys were right. Another technical blunder from Michael!]

(Find out more about Four Finger Discount here: http://www.fourfingerdiscount.com.au/)

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