
Cathy cooks an organic meal, loads it into her Jeep, drives it over to Tim’s house, and then Brian shows up late. Dinner conversations can cover anything from God, Aliens, & Ghosts; Comics, Music & Movies; to Pop Culture, Politics & Porn (just kidding, we don’t talk about politics!). We are not prejudice but will offend everyone equally and use profane language profusely. If you’re easily offended... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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The one where Tim asks Brian what the best thing he ever ate was...
The one where Brian & Tim discuss Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey (and it's not good)
The one where Tim says his dad wants to try one of those marijuana cigarettes and Brian explains the Civil Rights movement X-Men style
The one where Tim doesn't pay attention (not to be confused with every other episode) and Brian critiques the worst Batman series ever
The one where Tim and Brain tell a story about what happens in an emergency room after a concert
The one where Brian refuses to accept that Chicken Lasagna is a lasagna
The one where Brian gets adventurous with food, and Tim just makes a mess with food.
The one where Tim dubs dead Mike dick Mike









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