OSBonus! A Very Special New Years Podcast

Overly Sarcastic Podcast

Gregory Kerr

Youtube, Literature, Overly Sarcastic, Education, Osp, Tv & Film, After Shows, Indigo, Blue, Mythology, History, Red

4.9 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 1 January 2021

⏱️ 94 minutes

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Summary

Happy new years from the OSP crew! We wrap up some of our favorites from this year in a special extra episode!

Transcript

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0:00.0	This year we bring our deco back.
0:02.3	Last year we, doesn't count.
0:04.0	This year we bring our deco back.
0:06.4	Now we can get on it.
0:08.2	We're speaking it into existence, damn it.
0:10.5	We're really on that art deco kick, I from when was art deco a thing exactly was that like the 60s 70s the 20s 20s 20s
0:18.3	60s yeah that way I don't really, interior design is not my passion.
0:25.0	Hello and that's...
0:27.0	Hello and welcome to a sweetest.
0:35.0	No, shit.
0:38.0	Okay, it's okay.
0:40.0	It has been not even a second.
0:43.0	You better, okay.
0:45.0	We barely even made it into the beginning of this podcast.
0:48.0	A very special podcast.
0:50.0	This is the first ever bonus episode of the overly sarcastic podcast.
0:55.0	I am Indigo, your local podcast scripted slash producer,
0:59.0	and I am joined today by red and blue who usually do this part,
1:02.0	but since we're all on camera, we thought we'd switch it up.
1:06.8	This podcast is going to be our chance to bring 2020 to a close and welcome in 2021. So without further ado, oh my God, it's over.
1:17.6	Oh, thank God. Yeah. Good Lord. I swear this year has simultaneously taken like no time at all it's like I'm still
1:24.9	mentally back in March but also it's like I've aged 10 years yeah it's like March
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