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205: Chasing Gold Doyce Kirkland
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Episode 457: Absurd Signings, the Genesis Invitational, and More Matt Crone
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Zandrick and Dondrick Ellison break down the first part of the “Double Agents” final, debate the winners, and find the time to hate on Fessy some more.
Rob Paulsen has voiced over 250 characters in animation television, movies, and video games. Famously, he is both Yakko Warner and Pinky on this hit show Animaniacs.
On this week’s ep of “Take Me In to the Ballgame,” Ellen Adair & Eric Gilde discuss the 1990 TV movie “The Court-Martial of Jackie Robinson”
Brothers Zandrick and Dondrick Ellison continue the family business: discussing the latest episode of MTV Challenge’s “Double Agents” season.
Michael Rosenbaum has played iconic characters and is the 5th Justice League (animated) member to join the podcast. Rosenbaum played Lex Luthor on the hit show Smallville and was The Flash in Justice League/Justice League Unlimited.
Neko and Will (and Producer Max) discuss, among other things, how the whole series could be different if Sirius Black had befriended Snape.
As the show nears the final, Zandrick and Dondrick Ellison break down the week’s episode, featuring a return to the crater for Big T and a return to some political drama.
Acclaimed actor Frank Grillo joins the show. Grillo stars in the new Hulu film Boss Level. He is also Crossbones in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, having appeared in Captain America: Winter Soldier, Captain America: Civil War, and Avengers: Endgame.
On this week’s episode of “Take Me In to the Ballgame,” @ellen_adair and @ericgilde the 1979 TV movie, “Aunt Mary,” about the first female little league coach in Baltimore.