(Un)Reliable Sources: A Wikipedia Show with Eric and Derek

(Un)Reliable Sources Episode 8 ... The *ehem* The Latest Episode— No, no it was The Two Day Episode: The Latest Episode. (Un)Reliable Sources Episode 8: The Latest Episode *hm* (Un)Reliable Sources Episode 8: The Two Day Episode: The Latest Episode ... (Un)Reliable Sources Episode 8: The Two Day Episode: The Latest Episode: ... Calandars Are Still Weird. Join us for the most chaotic episode we've ever recorded that took us both 2 hours and 2 days to record like 2 months ago but here it is! Now with more Midnight Insanity! If this were a dog it would be a borzoi.

Eric and Derek present the return of (Un)Reliable Sources— now with 50% more Erics. Don't do drugs; build a treehouse and eat 7 meals instead.

As a holiday treat, Derek searched and he found

the original poem by looking around.

And now here you can hear a most wonderful tale

of dear Rudolph the reindeer who all reindeer hail.

I was worried we were going to talk about the same thing but we didn't. Anyway, Points of Interest: A Water Animal, The Gin & Tonic, Another Water Animal, and Legendary Swedish Kings.

Werewolves (extra spooky), Cyrano De Bergerac, Eric the Robot, and Halloween 1978 *pickup* Halloween by John Carpenter from 1978 but not Halloween II just *pickup* Halloween... Like the movie *pickup* Halloween, the film, by John Carpenter. CW: Disturbing Imagery (25:58-28:14) Please listen at your own discretion.

In this episode, Eric and Derek discuss floods of strange liquids, bicycle enthusiasm, photosynthesis for humans, and the House of Wessex.

The Naming of Podcasts is a difficult matter,/ It isn't just one of your holiday games;/ You may think at first I'm as mad as a hatter/ When I tell you, a podcast is quite hard to name./ But above and beyond there's still one name left over,/ And that is the name that you never will guess;/ the name that no human research can discover—/ But THE PODCAST ITSELF KNOWS, and will never confess./ When you notice we are in profound meditation,/ The reason, I tell you, is always the same:/ Our mine's are engaged in a rapt contemplation/ Of the thought, of the thought, of the thought of its name:/ Its ineffable effable/ Effanineffable/ Deep and inscrutable singular name.