Show Notes
Influx builds a feeding robot for Poopoo...but he build his own replacement? Plus, a job at the local quantum field hockey stadium gets confusing.
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Kit: Paul J. Piekoszewski Hundo: Kat Letwin Influx: Ian Slessor Poopoo: Greg Allen ADM: Adam Ive Hermite: Darren Street Additional voices: Tom Goudie, Heather Ngo, W. Keith Tims, Manny Ching, Oliver Wickham, Kyle Derek Written & Directed by: Drew Frohmann Recording, Sound Design: Andrew Fumerton Mix: Adam Ive Music: Oliver Wickham Human-B-Gon created by Drew Frohmann and produced at TA2 Sound + Music by Dana Gadsden and Heather Ngo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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