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We've compiled all the story time bits into a consecutive story complete with music bed and sound effects. Hope you all enjoy, and happy holidays !
Well this is it, or last episode for awhile. It's been a fun project and we do plan to return bigger and better. Thank you to those who listened each week and reached out to us to provide your input and suggestions. On the way out, we see an end to the beginning of Billy and Driftwoods many adventures, talk about a few romcom and Christmas movies, and dip into our taste in music. Next week we will post a compilation of all the story time bits strung together so be sure to check that out. We love you all and look forward to seeing you again soon.
After we see what's going on with Billy, we go over a few movies we watched this week and reflect on how they makes us grateful for the time we grew up in (Brigsby Bear, Mid 90s, Scanners). We also get an update on our favorite neighbor, Dave.
It's our post Thanksgiving episode! We talk more about food, Mike Tyson's fight, kids in the family, and we continue Billy's journey involving space bugs. What did we learn? Dylan shouldn't add accents in the story.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! This episode we talk about food, mystic beasts of the unknown, and Steven King's The Mist.
This episode, Alli writes her part of the story and Dylan tries some improv in response. We also talk about Suicide Squad on request, and introduce you all to our neighbor, Dave.
Going over a list of Mark Hamill's voice acting work, we sidetrack into movies, tv shows, and video games. We review a couple movies we watched, a few we couldn't sit through, and of coarse, we see where Billy's at in his fight with the bug creatures.
First off, we'd like to say R.I.P. to Sean Connery, we recorded this episode days before his passing. He will always be the most handsome James Bond❤️ We tell the tale of how we met, take a quiz on cartoon dads, begin the saga of billy vs the mysterious bug creatures, and of coarse, discuss what we watched this week.
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