Previously on the Adventure Zone. The vision that you see is

a meteor and it is coming at you faster and faster. My planet, it too was connected to another place,

far flung from our own world. Like your world, ours became tethered. And the interpreter turns back

to face you and gives you a little bow and she says, again, my sincere apologies, I wish it stopped

coming here. It's her world's fault that Sylvain's dying in the first place. And the words you just

heard did not match up to the mouth movements that she made. This man laughs and he points at Ned

on a television screen and he says, I know that bloke. Unfortunately, my time here has come to an end.

Can you take this goat man with you, take him far away from here and leave him somewhere where he's

not going to do anymore harm? You can tell this is a cottonwood tree. What can it do? This bow

starts to split in half long-wise. It is like it is tearing itself in half. It releases these

spores. You hear a cracking sound, an old dead pine tree has snapped and is falling right towards you.

So I know we had a bit of a cliffhanger ending in the last episode, what with the tree falling

over on Ned and Billy? But with your permission, dad, I want to jump in sort of in media res to

kind of that parlor room scene. You had a very successful role and so it felt weird to be like,

yeah, that's right, you investigated so good. Here's a fucking tree. So we'll say you and Billy

saved each other. You both pushed each other out of the way. It was very heroic.

Can we save each other? Like spiritually, Gryffindy, you think they found each other and they made

each other whole again? Yeah, they knocked each other out of the way and then it's

there laying in the snow. Do you take the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ into your...

We have to act it out. We don't own one of those cheap cliffhanger resolutions.

All right, let's act it out. Crack. Okay. Look out, Billy! Maybe it's eggs!

Can I say that was thrilling? I actually don't know how to say that. Put some folium there and some

...