This is a Rooster Teeth production.

Good evening to all you Eddercaps. Climb your way into the stinky dragon, not back our latest latte.

Toronto Lotto, Gelato. It's a mixture of your favorite ice cream flavors.

Cookies and cream. Poisonous prey line. Sticky Java jaws topped with a dollop of web to cream.

One sip of the sauce is enough to see there's no reason to cry over spilt silk.

Previously our adventure has found their way to the finish line of the labyrinth.

But what other subterrestrial secrets lie deep in the under globula and what is this mysterious mold?

Round up a refreshment. Let's resume this rank recollection.

That might have been our best intro yet. I was going to say two things about that intro.

One, I think I could hear Gus's mouth watering as he was reading through the ice cream stuff.

And two, David, you'll have to censor it. But I feel like his first take on it should go at the end of the episode where you put the little Easter eggs.

There's some animated shows that sometimes at the end of the credits they'll put like one line by a character from the episode.

That's really like King of the Hill would do that. Yeah, you know, at the end it'd be like one line repeated from someone that they said in the episode.

It would be funny to do something like that. Well, we've been doing that. David's been putting the little like stuff

that's left on the cutting room floor at the end of episodes. So this is letting our audience know.

That's where our jokes have been going. Yeah, that's where all of it.

Yeah, that's where all of the greatest jokes are going there at the end.

You're going to have to go back a list of all the episodes to find out.

But I also realized because I listened to the episodes we put out both of this campaign and our previous campaign,

the infinite campaign. Michael also hides a lot of good stuff at the end, like songs.

Oh, yeah.

Good musical cues and stuff like that.

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