Paul McCartney (Died in 1966)

The Complete Guide to Everything

Tim Daniels and Tom Reynolds

Facts, Tom Reynolds, Comedy, Tim Daniels, Tv & Film, Knowledge, Funny, Humor, Society & Culture, Learning

4.5 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 30 May 2021

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

This week we do a deep dive into the theory that Sir Paul McCartney died in a car crash over 50 years ago and was replaced with an imposter by those dastardly Beatles. Also we discuss the golden age of garbage television that was Fox in the late 90’s.

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0:00.0	This is a headgun podcast.
0:07.0	You don't mean by that?
0:15.2	Is it recording?
0:16.2	Yes, it's recording.
0:17.2	Hello and welcome to the complete guide to everything.
0:19.4	A podcast about everything.
0:20.7	I'm William Heurus, Tom.
0:22.1	And I'm Tim.
0:23.1	Same how you doing this week.
0:24.1	Tom, I'm doing well.
0:26.8	We're recording in the same room again.
0:29.6	And one of the perks of doing this in person, I got to watch your dog puke on the floor.
0:37.1	Yeah.
0:38.1	Two feet away from me.
0:39.6	Yeah.
0:40.6	And you wouldn't have got to do that over Zoom.
0:42.7	Why would have had to pick up the iPad and walked over to show you?
0:47.3	Yeah.
0:48.3	And you frequently tried to get your dog to puke on command so you could show me.
0:52.3	Yeah.
0:53.3	I thought you'd be impressed.
0:54.3	Were you not impressed when I got her to, when I said ginger puke, and she immediately
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