Counterpart 1x03: No Pants and Two Glasses of Whiskey

Boars, Gore, and Swords

Red Scott

Tv & Film, Comedy

4.5 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 12 March 2018

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Ivan & Red enjoyed Counterpart so much they've decided to recap season one, continuing with Season 1 Episode 3: The Lost Art of Diplomacy. Some Emilys have been keeping secrets and we get some pure, uncut Richard Schiff!!!

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0:00.0	There's no more dangerous Richard Schiff than a caffeinated Richard Schiff.
0:03.2	Duh-Duh-Duhh,
0:06.2	map, moving buildings, flying, new things,
0:12.2	the river crossing.
0:14.0	Oh no!
0:16.0	Over the sea!
0:17.0	Over the sea!
0:19.0	Four seas over the sea!
0:22.0	Game of Thrones Game!
0:23.0	Oh, Thrones Game!
0:25.0	Sean Bean dies.
0:26.0	I'm Red Scott.
0:27.0	And I'm Ivan Hernandez.
0:28.0	And this is Bours Gore and Swords.
0:30.0	The third best counterpart podcast on the internet. I don't know how many other counterpart
0:36.0	podcasts there are operating right now. I believe the rule of the current era of prestige television
0:42.1	and podcasting is that any show that premieres immediately
0:46.5	gets roughly 15 to 20 podcast about it and then they slowly start to fall away as the
0:52.3	episodes progress forward and the people running the
0:54.8	podcast either reviewed themselves to not be up to stuff to be cowards.
1:00.3	Cowards!
1:01.3	You know what?
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