Greetings.

Hi everyone.

Welcome back to the Firescape cast.

It's episode 48, sneaking up on 50.

I always do new stuff.

Yeah.

You know what the constant is, though.

What's that, Mike?

You never like it.

Especially the baby stuff.

I'm laying off the infants today.

I'll take the weird greetings over the baby stuff 10 times out of 10.

What was that?

What would you call that?

Was that some kind of like Hobbit, you know, dwelling greetings? Uh, I don't know. I've been watching, I, we talked about it last time. I'm showing Amanda Deadwood for the first time. Yeah. And that's some of those episodes are pretty poetic and old timey. I mean, it's set in the, I like when they say, fuck. There's a few episodes where they say... Yeah, there's a few where they do that. There's a few where they do that. Yeah. Spoilers for Deadwood. Skip ahead to like an hour from now because that show's good. We're watching it. I forgot how brutal the fight between Dan and the captain is when he gouges his eye out. That one's awesome.

There's, when they do violent, it's not a root and toot and shoot him up Western, but like, when they do violence, oh, man, I remember the first season where it's like, man, this powers booth, what a cool guy. And then there's this one episode. It's like, oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Yeah. And then the rest of the show, he's just a low, he's loco.

And then the first fight or the fight fight between Bullock and Swear-Engin before they become like these frenemies. Yeah. Shows very good show. It's really good. Violence is always lurking and then it out of, comes out of nowhere. And it's just like you don't know where the last 20 minutes went. Really good. I have like a personal stressor about eye violence.

I don't know where the last 20 minutes went. Really good. I have like a personal stressor about eye violence. I don't know why, like, or something about it. You love this show. There's a very old mission impossible. Maybe you will already know what I'm thinking of. But I was young. I know exactly what you're thinking of. Yep was young. I was a child when I saw that.

And I remember my dad being like, you're going to love this.

They are like solving, you know, they're like stealing stuff. They're like little spies. It's pretty cool. And I was like, okay, I'm excited. And I see it. And there's a guy. I think he's like on an elevator. This is all based on my It's Amelia Estevez

Whatever, nine-year-old enemy

Mighty Duckman

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