Hello everybody and welcome back to another episode in NerdSoup. My name is Rubin, joined here with no one, with the others, and we're back to review another episode of Pluribus. Episode six, yeah, it's been such a good show so far. I didn't watch it week to week. I kind of binged the first five, but now going week to to week it's been fun to see what people are

theorizing talking about the things that they like the things that they don't like i didn't quite

realize how unpopular carol was for a lot of fans and then also the opposite there's a lot of people

out there who really like her i think i'm in that camp because Ray Seahorn built up so much

goodwill from Better Call Saul in which I'm currently doing a rewatch up to season four. She's so good.

Please watch Better Call Saul. But before I get into this review of Pluribus episode 6, HPD, which I thought was a

play on high definition copyright protection, but no, it's about human

protein.

I want to let you guys know that you can listen to this wherever you get your podcasts, maybe.

I don't know.

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Other times we don't.

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Task, the HBO show, which was excellent. And we also recorded a two-hour podcast, myself,

Cam and Andres, where we talked about the best video games of the 21st century so far.

Honestly, one of my favorite podcasts we've ever done just because it was

it was packed with nostalgia talking about all these games games that we love games that we didn't

like but you know the the games that left the lasting impression this century so far i never listened

to our podcasts i found myself listening to that while at the gym so So Cam and Andres, they really know their stuff.

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social medias. All right, let's get into the review of HPD Pluribus, episode six. Fun cameo there

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