Documentary Review: Wormwood (Conspiracy! The Show Legacy Collection)

Conspiracy! The Show

Unpops Podcast Network

Comedy

3.6 • 674 Ratings

🗓️ 30 July 2019

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

Originally recorded in March 2018, available publicly for the first time, Adam and Connor review the insane Netflix documentary Wormwood, which tells the tale of a guy the CIA secretly dosed with LSD to the point he jumped out a window. At least that's the version of events they want you to believe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Exclusively on Disney Plus.
0:02.1	I'm Rebecca. I'm Josephine's mom.
0:03.8	I'm Elisa.
0:04.6	Can I go over his Joyce's house to play?
0:06.4	She met a new friend and puff.
0:07.9	She's gone.
0:09.0	An ordinary play date.
0:10.5	The missing child is Lucia Blix, nine years old.
0:13.4	Is about to become every parent's nightmare.
0:16.3	The people who took Lucia plund it meticulously.
0:19.9	She's hiding something on her way.
0:21.8	The Stolen Girl, a new original series.
0:24.4	Streaming April 16, exclusively on Disney Plus.
0:27.5	18 plus subscription required.
0:29.0	T's and C's Apply.
0:35.8	April above, your hands have to destroy. Welcome to Conspiracy, the show, with your host of
0:45.2	Adam Todd Brown and Connor McSpadden.
1:08.0	I just missed you taking a drink of water. I saw what you're doing.
1:11.2	I'm off my fucking game right now.
1:13.0	You would have really hustled through your own name if you wanted to embarrass me.
1:17.0	But alas, you did not.
1:19.4	I should pull up a clock so we don't get off track.
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