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We are here with Muppet Christmas Carol,

which honestly, I have no idea what we're doing with this. So I was originally looking at this as just doing a two-player game of having Rizzo and Gonzo because what I think is the interesting

choice is like letting them kind of decide how the story happens. But I was like, what if the person that they're trying to affect can also actually make their choices? And that was when I was like, Andy, Andy meets by Scrooge. So we have brought in Andy playing Scroo Palo, now playing Rizzo, who I originally had cast as Gonzo, and Kara playing Gonzo.

Kara and I swapped just pre-episode

purely because I feel like I can do the Rizzo voice better,

and Kara feels she can do the Gonzo voice better.

And so that's, you know, we decided executive decision,

swap it up.

Yeah, kind of love it.

The tone, Josh, you were handling. Kind of love it.

The tone, Josh, you were handling the tone of mutiny extremely well.

I mean, because it is all very chill and I think we're all very excited.

But I like, I just like the idea that Palo is like, yeah, I have no idea how conceptually this works.

And also, Kara and I have changed characters.

Like, good luck. Good luck. It's great. Here we got. It's a gentle holiday mutiny. It is. A gentle holiday mutiny. This isn't intrigue in the sense of mutiny. It's intrigue in the sense of we're intrigued. We don't know where this is going. Wow. And we're also changing roles we were cast as because our voices are different. So, so Andy, as Scrooge, there are things happening behind the scenes that are going to affect the choices that you get. Kara and Palo, you can affect those things that are happening, but you don't exactly know how because as the movie shows, you're the dim-wit narrators, you kind of take us on the journey. You sort of know it, but maybe not really, kind of. Dimwit. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. So, but, like, in the, in the movie, Gonzo is Charles Dickens and is writing the story. Correct. But he's a bad Charles Dickens. That's not true. Sure. That's not true at all. Tell me why why he's a good Charles Dickens. The Mubbock Christmas Carol is shockingly faithful to the book. It's kind of wonderful in how faithful it is to the book. However, it is, okay, yeah, what's your case that he's a bad Charles Dickens? Gonsor is not a reliable narrator. I really don't think. I think that Gonzo still has delusions of grandeur.

Reliable.

What does that mean that because the things he says are going to happen do happen constantly.

Correct. Yeah.

Correct.

So in what ways it makes him unreliable.

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