Onesies

By: Emily Burton & Andrew Wickliffe
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  • A podcast discussing one season television shows; currently discussing FREAKS AND GEEKS (1999).
    Emily Burton & Andrew Wickliffe
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  • 14.9 There Was an Election (We Watched a Show), or: Dweebs (1995), 9 of 10

    14.9 There Was an Election (We Watched a Show), or: Dweebs (1995), 9 of 10
    Nov 20 2024

    If you can't guess from the title, this episode was recorded immediately following the 2024 election in the United States. Join hosts Emily and Andrew as they try to stay on topic but find themselves distracted by the definitionally progressive television show from 1995. They also try to figure out why Wendie Malick agreed to guest starring on this twerpy show.
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    31 mins
  • 14.8 Greetings Fellow Kids (Why Is It So Boring), or: Dweebs (1995), 8 of 10

    14.8 Greetings Fellow Kids (Why Is It So Boring), or: Dweebs (1995), 8 of 10
    Nov 9 2024

    Somehow the show manages to do a Stephen Tobolowsky-focused episode and not leverage anything he can do. So it's boring. Listen to Emily and Andrew talk about how it's boring, how it's not as gross as it could be. Warning: Final Episode Recorded Pre-2024 Election
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    26 mins
  • 14.7 It Is Not Safe (Concerningly Unsafe), or: Dweebs (1995), 7 of 10

    14.7 It Is Not Safe (Concerningly Unsafe), or: Dweebs (1995), 7 of 10
    Nov 1 2024

    Is it the most disturbing episode of DWEEBS? For sure. Is it the most problematic thing Emily and Andrew have had to discuss for all of the pod? Maybe. This episode has it all... if you're looking for bad sex jokes, weird office politics, and then... criminal office politics? One would hope criminal. Icky bad.
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    36 mins

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