Episode #105
[PREVIEW] ♀️ #105 - Final Destination: Bloodlines
Feb 25, 20265 min
Rita and Joe have their piercings ripped out by an MRI machine in Research Mode as they talk over Final Destination 6.
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Hosted by ArtSpear Entertainment · tv · EN-US · 104 episodes
Joe Bauer and Rita Artmann of ArtSpear Entertainment, creators of Toon Sandwich and other, less-well-known comedies, watch and commentate over popular (and distinctly unpopular) movies - excavating plot holes, inventing wild theories, and squeezing every possible drop of irreverence and absurdity out of each scene and line of dialogue.
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Episode #105
Rita and Joe have their piercings ripped out by an MRI machine in Research Mode as they talk over Final Destination 6.
Episode #105
<p>Rita and Joe have their piercings ripped out by an MRI machine in Research Mode as they talk over Final Destination 6.</p>
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Episode #102
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