• Ep. 321 The Fog: “The Tale of the Triumphant Return of Thomas Janine Atkins”

  • Oct 9 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 46 mins
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Ep. 321 The Fog: “The Tale of the Triumphant Return of Thomas Janine Atkins”

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  • Ket tells Kim about the classic spooky movie, The Fog. There are some very special guests that join the girls for this tale. The girls also question the sanity of Mr. and Mrs. Leghorn for naming their son Foghorn. Also, shout out to their grandpas for not pissing off any ghost pirates and leaving the girls with a curse to untangle. Most importantly, we’ll learn if Kim will live or die in The Fog.

    Dir. John Carpenter

    Writers John Carpenter and Debra Hill


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