Hosts Nick and Shane give a pre-watch rating of each ep. based on memories and see if it's better or worse than they remember. New episode every Friday.
Guy sees someone getting beat, decides to record and provide commentary instead of doing literally anything helpful, ex. going to a door and yelling police will be here in seconds to scare the person away
**Breaking News Not Hockey** ๐จ ๐ฐ
Just minding my business up in the ๐จ room on 16th floor, all of a sudden I hear screaming, hereโs the scene live - from
St.Paul Minnesota folks ๐. #HockeyTwitter#HockeyX
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While Shane shares his family's legacy about a long-running conspiracy theory, the guys end up sort of let down by this one. #TheSimpsons
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The guys discuss Nick's closest encounter with a Homer/babysitter miscommunication, involving chalk drawings and an accidental swear word.
They also determine season 6 has characters (so far) that make up the ultimate trio of fantastic nonsense gags.
The NY Mets unraveled in the top of the 11th and allowed 3 runs to the Detroit Tigers.
Once the inning concluded, Tigers PBP man Jason Benetti wanted to clarify one thing.
"They're not saying Boo-urns" ๐๐๏ธโพ๏ธ
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For a couple Canadian boys, this hockey-themed episode was everything.
The story is fantastic and Homer steals the show with multiple classic moments.
Also, did the ending penalty shot inaccuracy bug you??? @scullymike
@AndrewBerkshire@nateb2399 Buddy, you don't even understand your own point.
If your main point was, "rich families have an advantage in hockey", you could've gone about this in so many different ways, instead you chose possibly the stupidest way of doing so
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For the first time in Season 6, one of the guys gives a rating of under 8 for a non-clipshow. Thoughts?
Also, this episode is stolen by a character who isn't involved in the plot, but has two fantastic lines. #thesimpsons