A podcast where a married couple watched Gilmore Girls and Dragon Ball Z one episode at a time
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In a feat of endurance, Grant and Paige watched the second and third Broly movies, the most infamous Dragon Ball films, and realized they...still aren't as bad as Super Android 13.
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In the first episode of our definitely real podcast, we watch an episode of Sailor Moon and the 80s detective show Moonlighting to try to find some common ground.
That common ground is apparently that you wouldn't want David Addison or Tuxedo Mask as your crime-fighting partner.
Mike Perna from Innroads Ministries joined us to watch Gilmore Girl's Keiko Agena in the Fox crime drama Prodigal Son, but if we're all honest with ourselves, we mostly wanted to see Michael Sheen play a serial killer.
In a Dragon Ball movie that was actually funny, Chi Chi is relevant for about two seconds, We get Namekian lore (that would be interesting if it ever popped up again) and Grant has Final Fantasy Flashbacks.
Kid Buu (and Goku's character development) have been destroyed, Rory graduated and was unleashed on the world, that must mean we finished season 7. So it's time for us to stop, catch our breaths, and talk about the end of the original runs of Gilmore Girls and Dragon
We finally reached the ends of the original runs for Dragon Ball Z Kai and Gilmore Girls. Gilmore Girls miraculously manages to nail the landing and give us one last big Stars Hollow to-do.
Dragon Ball has finished off its plot, but it's time for the Z-Fighters to party and for Goku to watch some eggs hatch. Meanwhile, Rory is graduating from Yale and Logan decides to propose in classic Logan form--at the worst time possible.
Kate Sanchez from the But Why Tho podcast network joined us for our final standard guest episode. We talk about Goku's questionable good guy status, Logan's questionable proposal, and white people's questionable approach to karaoke.
Sorry, Bad Santa fans, Grant and Paige were a little less than jolly watching this dark Christmas comedy. Look, there's only so many times Santa can pee on himself before we ask why we're watching this movie.
Mr. Satan snaps and it saves the world, but uh, are we sure this many people chanting "Satan" is a good thing? Also, we get what could have been a fantastic Paris plot, but unfortunately it happened on Gilmore Girls, so we're more focused on Rory's stupid choices.