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A Podcast in which we waste our time reviewing random anime 3 episodes at a time, so you don't have to.
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Episode #8
We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Tess' thighs chafe, and Scott wonders if you should listen to a demonic doorway which Will would have a beer with at a One Piece rave. Then we review Swallowed Star, a show about never giving up on either your dreams, or making more episodes.
Episode #7
We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Tess examines the feminism of Street Fighter, Will cuts down the world tree, and Scott learns the vastness of the Mongolian steppe. Then we review Magetsu Warheit Zuerst, a show about the banalities of torture.
Episode #6
We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Will learns about Japanese mushrooms, Scott learns about telephone scams, and Tess already knew all about anarchy. Then we review Marvel Animation: Wolverine, a show about why it's important to know your enemy.
Episode #5
We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as Will finds the ur-weeb, Scott goes fishing, elusively, and Tess asks "why are live action?" Then we review Lord of Mysteries, yet another show about evil books.
Episode #3
We wasted our time, so you don't have to. Join us this week as the Mongols conquer Will's heart, Scott gets lost in the Kiritos, and Tess says be kind to the blind. Then we review Is This a Zombie?, a show that should've been about a magical femboy.
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