In this episode of Memory Jogger, Jason and Wyatt use the randomizer to choose from a group of topics and see how much they can remember (without any prior show notes.) After sharing their experiences, they can then cheat if necessary by using the Google machine to find anything they might have missed from their memories.
The topic chosen by the randomizer during this episode is The Munsters! First, Wyatt shares his thoughts on the recent Netflix movie and then he and Jason jog their memories to recall watching the original '60s TV series as kids in the '80s. They discuss their favorite characters, the quirky details of the house, and even the cars. They even discuss their thoughts on the other dark sitcom The Addams Family. Join us for another fun episode that travels to 1313 Mockingbird Lane!
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