Resident Evil 3: Missing the Large Detective

The Besties

Leisure, Video Games

4.9 • 5.1K Ratings

🗓️ 10 April 2020

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

The gang survives the remake of Resident Evil 3: Nemesis to tell listeners about the bizarre world design of Racoon City (including a train museum and a very normal toy store with a giant hovering baby head). They also explore why Justin finds watching game character’s heads explode less fun than ever before and how Russ decided to bestow Mr. X his new name, “the Large Detective.”

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0:00.0	So I got a few jokes to start us off with.
0:02.8	Awesome.
0:03.8	Sometimes we don't, sometimes we get a little too dry at the beginning, but this time I have
0:06.6	a few jokes and I'd like to do them now and so you guys can pick what your favorite joke
0:09.6	is.
0:10.6	Okay.
0:11.6	Okay.
0:12.6	Lazy German, please welcome to the stage, Griffin, Macaroy.
0:13.6	Hey everyone, it's me, Griffin, Macaroy.
0:14.6	I have three jokes and so here comes the first one hot and ready for you.
0:18.5	What, hey guys, what is, uh, Nemesis from Resident Evil 3, his favorite song from La
0:26.7	Land.
0:29.6	What is it?
0:30.6	It, thanks for asking Chris, city of stars.
0:35.1	That's the first one.
0:38.1	And here comes the second one ready for you.
0:40.1	What is Nemesis's favorite accomplished actor?
0:44.9	And that one's, don't even ask because it's Peter Sars.
0:48.5	And the third one's what's his favorite new wave band and that one's the cars.
0:54.0	Somebody would say it in the way he, uh, says the other two.
0:58.0	I love it.
0:59.0	Is he touring or is it just local shows right now?
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