Well, my favorite show is back, and I couldn't be happier.

Rop has returned.

Every time that this show comes back, I forget that it's your favorite show.

Yeah.

But what a time to be a Rop fan.

Just a beautiful, beautiful moment.

This episode, this season coming back, just had a different feel.

Can't really describe it, but I'm going to spend about an hour trying to describe it.

That's what we do here.

That's a podcast.

Good afternoon, pros and shows.

I got to have me my pros and shows.

Bros and shows.

Brose and shows.

I got to have me my Bros and shows.

Good afternoon, everybody. Welcome back to another episode of Bros. and Shows, I'm your co-host. You're also joined as always by the fabulous goots. What's up, dude? Not a whole lot. Getting into a new season of Potomac, which snuck up on us, as they usually do. This one more so than others. I legit, Dev was like,

oh shit,

Potomac aired last day. I was like, wait, what? It's the Sunday thing. Anything that airs on a Sunday in the fall, obviously there's football on, it sneaks up on me. If this was a Wednesday night premiere, I would have probably, obviously we would have watched Salt Lake City, Tuesday night, Wednesday morning, and then we would have known, oh, what's on tonight? Oh, Potomac's back. That's great. I'm not thinking about anything but football and how bad the Phillies are on Sunday. Don't do it. Don't do it. By the way, this brings up a very important point. Okay. You have to burn that fucking scarecrow in your front lawn. Is that what the problem is? Get rid of it. You got to burn it. It's not for the Phillies. The Phillies jersey on it was simply for the season of the playoffs. Don't worry. I'm going to take the jersey off. But that's Todd who goes in my garden to keep the birds away. I can't burn it. You cursed Todd. And you know what's going to happen.

You're going to put Todd back in the garden.

He's going to kill the plants.

He's going to kill the plants.

If that happens, then I'll believe what you're saying.

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