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S8 Wrap Up ↗

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Twitter Question of the Week

Source excerpt ↗ 55:11–56:14
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Winner: Brad(ley) Kerxton

what are you most looking forward to being back in the upside down?

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you most looking forward to being back in the upside down obviously it's just finding out what sitcoms are like in the upside down i'm really excited to talk about it finding out you did it once you have to remember that brad loses his mind in the upside down like he's uncomfortable there he's a real will i've become a whole different brad yeah i'm much cooler…

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you most looking forward to being back in the upside down obviously it's just finding out what sitcoms are like in the upside down i'm really excited to talk about it finding out you did it once you have to remember that brad loses his mind in the upside down like he's uncomfortable there he's a real will i've become a whole different brad yeah i'm much cooler do i get to answer the question as well you have to i'm excited to find out if marty uh is a valentine boy or if he becomes a monster again i can't wait in fraser season two oh you're answering what you're excited for when you're back upside down in 11 episodes when you get to yes season seven interesting well those are both terrible answers uh but maybe all of you listening can give us a better one i'm sure you can tweet at

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what are you most looking forward to being back in the upside down?

you most looking forward to being back in the upside down obviously it's just finding out what sitcoms are like in the upside down i'm really excited to talk about it finding out you did it once you have to remember that brad loses his min…

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  • what are you most looking forward to being back in the upside down?
  • season eight is also a cliffhanger so to avoid any semblance of internal consistency we are going to
  • once you have to remember that brad loses his mind in the upside down like he's uncomfortable there
  • question as well you have to i'm excited to find out if marty uh is a valentine boy or if he becomes
  • terrible answers uh but maybe all of you listening can give us a better one i'm sure you can tweet at
  • us anywhere you can tweet not x for the twitter question of the week great job fantastic i sure
  • listening if you want to reach out to me personally you can fuck all the way off instead email reverse

The Great Crane Robbery ↗

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Twitter Question of the Week

Source excerpt ↗ 41:10–42:11
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what is the best and most correctest way to employ zebra print in a living room situation?

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Same question. Their actual answers. · 2 recorded contributions

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room situation? Curt. Look, we've talked about it a million times. I am a cat guy now. Obviously the only way, you know, as an animal lover, as I am, the only way to employ zebra print appropriately in your home is to get a zebra as a pet. Oh my God. Baller move.

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Brad, you're going to have to talk. That's a tough one. Normally Curt gives you softballs, but he threw a hard one your way. What do you got? I have a friend growing up who I'm still friends with now and his mom, when I would go to their house, they had zebra cups. Everything, all their cups were zebra print. So my answer is going to be cups. For the living room? For every room. Yeah. There was zebra cups everywhere. Zebra cups as a decor choice is bananas. It was a little weird.

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What do you got?

I have a friend growing up who I'm still friends with now and his mom, when I would go to their house, they had zebra cups.

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  • what is the best and most correctest way to employ zebra print in a living room situation?
  • You can tweet us anywhere but ask for the Twitter question of the week.
  • Well, you can always use it to polish the floors.

The Show Must Go Off ↗

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Twitter Question of the Week

Source excerpt ↗ 30:36–31:28
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if you were fire marshal, how would you abuse your power?

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Anyway, for your Twitter question of the week, if you were fire marshal, how would you abuse your power?

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Curtis? Uh, how would I abuse my power? That's right. As fire marshal. Or any marshal. You know what? I'll open it up. You know what? I don't like crowds. I would clear out any place I wanted to be. I don't think that just works like at a fair. You can't be like, the fire marshal's shutting down this fair. There's too many people. I'm not going to a fair.

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Bradley? I would also abuse my power by just finding the best seat of the place and making up some sort of excuse of why they cannot sit there. Wait 10 minutes and then go and sit in that seat. So a small scale version of what I did? The wait 10 minutes part is extremely annoying. 100%.

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if you were fire marshal, how would you abuse your power?

Curtis?

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if you were fire marshal, how would you abuse your power?

Bradley?

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Daphne Returns ↗

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Twitter Question of the Week

Source excerpt ↗ 11:39–13:01
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How many levels of love are there?

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Brad, we start with you. How many levels of love? How many levels of love are there? I feel like you have to go with 13, right? 13, 13 levels. You're thinking of reasons why. Exactly. Sorry, what are some of the 13 levels? Could you name one? Just is it. Are we talking like like Dante's Inferno type stuff? Like I'll give you one for toe contact. That's all you need to know. Oh, yeah.

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Lawrence, could you please correct them both? I cannot touch this issue under any circumstances. Well, maybe you at home can touch this issue. If you figure out how to tweet us, get it back to us,

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Well, and Curtis, you know what?

It begs the question.

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Sorry, what are some of the 13 levels?

Could you name one?

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Tell him why he's wrong.

Because there are three levels.

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Lawrence, could you please correct them both?

I cannot touch this issue under any circumstances.

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  • How many levels of love are there?
  • I feel like you have to go with 13, right?

Semi-Decent Proposal ↗

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Twitter Question of the Week

Source excerpt ↗ 19:06–19:43
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Who is funnier than Daniel Day-Lewis?

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Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 19:18–19:28

Elaine May. Who's that? Not sure. It's just the name that popped into my head. Oh, just a person. It's just someone probably has that name somewhere. No, it's a famous person. I don't.

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Who is funnier than Daniel Day-Lewis?

Elaine May.

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  • Who is funnier than Daniel Day-Lewis?
  • Well, anyone out there, if you can be better than these two idiots, tell us.
  • Answer on Twitter or wherever you can tweet at us.