S2E20 - Dusty DON'T ARGUED Miles.. Archie's 'I Love You' Clanger & The Word of the Week Tribunal
The Shepmates ShowShow Notes
We're legends!! The boys are back in the studio after living out their childhood dream at the AFL Legends Game, played in front of 2.38 million people on Channel Nine. This is the full debrief.. everything that went down Thursday night and the stories the cameras didn't catch.
The Don't Argue heard around the country gets the full retelling (it was a manifestation, and there's intel on whether Dusty knew exactly what he was doing), BT spends an entire broadcast crediting the wrong twin, Archie tells a legend he loves him mid game and can't remember which one, and the outfit that ALMOST made it onto national television gets its day in court.
Speaking of court.. the Word of the Week committee is officially under investigation. Dan brings evidence, Archie mounts a defence, and Miles sits as jury in the first ever Word of the Week Tribunal. Plus Archie brings a special sports story from Germany that has to be heard to be believed: 167 runners, one loop every hour, no finish line, and a duel that lasted four days.
And keep a close ear out for this weeks Word of the Week.. it gets called out live this time.
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