Stranger Things 2 Chapter 5: Dig Dug

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🗓️ 3 November 2017

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Chris, Andy, and Steve breakdown the fifth episode in season two of the Netflix series STRANGER THINGS - Chapter 5: Dig Dug. As usual, we recap the episode, discuss our favorite moments, and hunt for Easter eggs. Enjoy your Eggos and CHOCOLATE PUDDING!Join the conversation at [email protected] take a moment to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast.The mothership is located at www.idogaf.comSupport the show

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0:00.0	The new Samsung Galaxy Z-Flip 5 and Chromebook are better together.
0:07.0	Take hands-free selfies which automatically sync to your Chromebook, ready to edit, and access
0:11.5	recent chrome tabs across both devices.
0:14.0	The new Galaxy Z Flip5 and Chromebook, better together.
0:18.0	Available on Sky Mobile.
0:20.0	Bluetooth and internet connection required.
0:22.0	You must be signed into the same Google account on both your phone and Chromebook.
0:27.0	It's like cold, but it's so dark and empty.
0:30.0	No!
0:32.0	What do you mean? What do it mean?
0:33.0	11.
0:35.0	Friends don't play.
0:37.0	Stop it.
0:38.0	You're freaking you're out.
0:40.0	He's freaking me out. The upside down. Do you understand what he's talking about?
0:45.0	No.
0:46.0	I found the chocolate pudding!
0:49.0	Oh God, we don't know if he's not the kid.
0:52.0	I need to hide.
0:55.0	Warnings are for coffee and contemplation.
1:00.0	Holy shit.
1:02.0	Welcome back to the upside down where we always call Dibs on Skins.
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