This week: 6x22 The Man Who Knew Too Much, original air date May 20 2011.
Written by Eric Kripke, directed by Robert Singer
CW: minor discussion of sexual violence.
Another season finale in the bag, nothing but net, boom, etc. We remember that this show might be bad! Ilse scream laughs a lot and tries to get it under control early on, so just hang in there, listeners.
Mentioned in this episode:
- the noble hadeda. Again.
- The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) poster ft. a figure wearing a long coat!
- Vertigo (1958) kinda weird, report sources
- there’s a little puppy in the background in this one and by God will he be a puppy this episode. More in the outtakes.
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