#097 The Name Song Issue

The Cryptid Factor

Improv, Comedy Interviews, Comedy

4.9 • 666 Ratings

🗓️ 16 July 2024

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

This episode is for all the aliens and wave-chasing, space-travelling future Cryptid Knights out there! In here Dan has Druid news for Buttons and at last Rhys gets his very own (and very noisey) museum piece. There's news of a time-travelling Simpson, an elaborate intestine restaurant ruse, and a freaky human skinned robot face. There's also fish gazing at stars and alligators missing and found... oh, and some lovely sing-songs to remember peoples names by. Enjoy!

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0:00.0	The Cryptid Factor with Rhys Darby and Dan Schreiber.
0:26.6	The Cryptid Factor Well, spruce me, goose me and set me loose me, as the captain of this ship continues on a regular quest with his cohorts of mirth.
0:57.3	This is the greatest thing they've done since birth.
1:00.4	So grab your cans and pull the strings tight.
1:03.1	Oh yes, my knights.
1:04.5	We're back all right.
1:06.0	Yeah!
1:08.7	To be quite honest, I was sitting there waiting for mirth and then the inevitable rhyming girth.
1:16.0	I just was waiting for it and I didn't come.
1:18.3	You wanted a bit of girth.
1:19.9	What did we have?
1:20.5	We had spruce, goose and then what was the third one?
1:22.9	I lose.
1:23.6	Let me loose.
1:25.2	Yeah.
1:25.7	Very nice.
1:26.7	Spruce me, goose me and let me loose me. Let me loose me. Let me loose. Let me loose. Yeah. Very nice. Spruce me, goose me and let me loose me.
1:29.9	Let me loose me.
1:31.6	Quite proud of that one, actually.
1:33.1	Let me lose me.
1:34.0	Yeah.
1:34.5	Yeah.
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