Show Notes
Mailbag Mayhem returns with James, Clint, and Ryan digging through the inbox and voicemail line.
We’ve got an all-timer metal promo, the HR department dangling a pizza-party escape clause, three different Joshes in a row, a guy whose entire gun collection is movie guns, an unhinged Dave Thomas defense years in the making, bingo grannies as the ultimate Walker, Texas Ranger villains, and a full-blown Ohio vs. Wisconsin land-swap war.
Plus the usual temperature reports in freedom units, some light character assassination, and zero physical packages (we’ll make up for it next time).
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Warwick Davis in the role that somehow launched an eight-movie franchise. Jennifer Aniston in her first big movie. And Dana joins the show for the very first time to help us figure out how a movie this dumb got made.
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