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And you're listening to Night Call. Hello and welcome back to Night Call a podcast for your strange days and lonely nights.

I'm in Los Angeles. I am Tess Lynch and with me is Molly Lambert.

And we have no Emily because she is on a fancy vacation.

So we are going to be talking about Little Shop of

Horrors, the 1986 film, and also just whatever we feel like. Sorry, Emily, it's a cool jazz pod.

It's a cool jazz pod. It's okay. Emily is going to bring back the techno beats. Oh yeah.

From Berlin for a techno pod. Today, we're going to talk about Home Alone, Little Shop of Horrors as another part of our 80s

terrifying puppet movies for children, December.

I've been wondering if we should even extend this series into January.

I mean, I've really been enjoying doing it.

We'd love to know what Nightcall listeners think about our horrifying 80s puppet movies for children December. If you think we should do terrifying 90s puppet movies for children. I mean, we could lean into horror. We could do, we could just, I guess we've already kind of done that. If you've got any requests for theme months or themes you'd like to see featured on night call, leave us a night call at 24046 night. Or a night email at nightcall podcast at

gmail.com. Also, I'm just going to do this at the top. We would love if you would rate review and

subscribe because it feels so nice. Yeah, as we wind down this year, we're very grateful for all of our night call listeners

and for all of your night calls especially.

Oh, yeah, and we'll be taking some of those later in the show

in particular one from a very special caller.

The most special caller.

Well, we also had a call from another special caller.

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