This is a scream queen production.

I'm Jen Carpenter, and this is So Dead podcast.

Hey all you cool cats and kittens, Jen here.

I'm sorry, you guys, I had to do it. Just one time on the podcast, I had to do it. And it was either that or, yes what, motherfuckers. Which now that I think about it, that's probably actually a little bit more on brand for me. Anyway, I am confident that about 90% of you know what I'm talking about right now. But for those of you feeling a little bit lost in the

sauce, I am talking about Tiger King, of course, the Netflix documentary currently taking the

world by storm. What's it about you ask? Who's asking that? Because even if you haven't

seen it, you've heard about it. And yeah, everything that you've heard is true. It is as crazy as it

sounds. Tiger King centers around the life and times of Joe Exotic, a gay, redneck, polygamist,

country music plagiarizing, gun-totin, animal enthusiast with political aspirations that raises big cats and operates a zoo in Oklahoma.

His arch nemesis is a middle-aged woman named Carol Baskin, aka That Bitch Carol Baskin,

a pretentious animal activist that runs a big cat rescue in Tampa, Florida.

One thing to know about Carol, she may be, probably, almost certainly murdered her millionaire

second husband and fed him to her tigers.

But that is another story.

So I was locked into everything going on in Tiger King from Minute 1.

But I have heard a few people say that they thought it was boring.

I don't know how anyone could find a documentary in which the man who literally inspired the character Scarface has only a minor role boring.

But hey, to each his own.

And you know, I suppose that it's possible if you go in expecting a traditional true crime documentary.

Because this is not that.

True crime actually plays a very small part in the fuckery

that goes down in Tiger King. It is more of a train wreck reality show with a little bit of

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