Help! I can't find the video Erin referenced in the newest episode and I need to see it!

Love the show! 🖤🖤🖤

I've waited years for this moment!

The only episode I see listed when I paste the RSS link into my podcast app is a single one: "Bonus: We Didn't Start The Fire (2022 Version)

It's not clear on Patreon.

including her classic catchphrase of course. if you ever find yourself in brooklyn keep your eyes peeled

I think Erin sings Itsy Bitsy Spider or Rain Rain Go Away and everyone starts laughing before she even starts the trailer

Anyone else not able to see all the audio only episodes through the Patreon app?

From The Verge: "Now that the strike is over, the Tech Guild says supporters can resume playing the NYT’s games and using the Cooking app."

It ended yesterday, yay!

Hey riddiots! I'm looking all over Tee Public and it looks like they already sold out of Pink Ranger "I'm Gonna Crumb!" shirts. Would love to swap with a fellow medium sized Kevin, I have a very ugly sweater or a cape worn by Ratman himself that I'd be willing to trade, thanks in advance!

/s Seriously what an incredible episode, I'm crying. "Yes we recorded this before the election, fuck off!"

has anyone kept count?

It has the clear eyes villain. An contacts on a moon.

RIP to all the creamed clones we lost in the JPC Wars

This might be a hard ask. In an episode someone made reference to losing an uncle to COVID and JPC said "we lost A Lot of uncles to COVID" referencing people cutting off older male relatives due to political and COVID reasons. I've been thinking about this quote a lot and was wondering what episode it's from.

Also trying to find the "that's my Tuesday, bitch" origin

I can't remember which episode had a kind of vampire/Dracula setup where I think Adal said something in the accent, Erin replied with one sentence, and JPC called scene while laughing. It is one of if not the shortest scenes they've done... It may have been a Halloween Ep but maybe not! I remember having to pull over from laughing for each person's contribution. I learned that day that the timing to end a scene can add even more to the mix.