As we can retro nuts. Oh boy

Get it that was like a quantum leap thing. Yeah, we got it. It's good. Okay.

That's good. Kabuki quantum. We've been a great. Yeah.

So, you know, like theorizing one could could leap within his own lifetime.

Colonel Scott Connor O'Connor steps into the Kabuki quantum accelerator.

It was a sim back in the TV show. Yeah, but yeah, Scott O'Connor. Yeah. I don't know. Anyway, we're already off to a bad start. Hi everyone.

It's Jerry Bakula. There's a connection. Count Bakula. Okamaggio Bakula.

Yeah, so. So. Yes.

I'm just starting. I really want to play a Kuma-Jama-Kula. Me too.

Demon Castle Scott Bakula with the amazing. Unfortunately, that's not the game we're talking about.

Hi everyone. It's Jeremy Parish with Ben Jedwards and Chris Sims.

Yeah. Following up on our disastrous Metroidvania episode for probably a disastrous Kabuki quantum

fighter episode. That's right. Kabuki quantum fighter. The NES game that makes no damn sense whatsoever.

No, and that's what's great about it. I do. I do like how nonsensical this game is.

So, this episode several months ago, Chris said we could do an entire episode of that.

Yeah, this was my suggestion. I've requested him seriously. I said, all right, Chris Sims.

We can make an episode about Kabuki quantum fighter. And now here we are. It's a micro episode.

So it's only going to be like 20 minutes long, but this is going to strain your patience and tolerance.

Just you watch. That's right. That's our promise to you. The Retro Nuts promise. You're going to hate this episode.

Unfortunately, I must interrupt your podcast experience to talk to you about one important subject.

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