Show Notes
This episode was released after the passing of William "Governor Whitford" Farr (1952-2022), who cosplayed himself to death at Dragon Con. “Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal” – DJ Khaled.
We've got some great TV this fall season folks- a show that ruined a child's life, the Game of Thrones prequel that's got Sean hot & bothered, and the show about Tyler's wife, She-Hulk. Also, the boys petition Disney+ to give them money to direct a Mr. Smee prequel series.
Topics Include: House of the Dragon, The Rehearsal, She-Hulk, Volcano Love Story, Bell Isle State Park Slide, Mount Vesuvius
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