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In this particular episode is the Bad Batch Report.

Oh no, the alarms are going off, a storm is coming, or perhaps my table at TGI Fridays is ready,

and that little thing is vibrating in my hand in the mall. It's one of the two things that's

happening. You highlighted one of the great moments of this episode. I can't wait to celebrate the

comedy in the horror happening in one big, weird space horn blow. I'm Joseph Scrimshaw,

and the person making the mouth noises is Ken Namsak, and we are here to talk about season two,

episode 13 of the Bad Batch. It is entitled, Pabu. The titles were released quite a while back,

and some of them were like, oh, clone conspiracy. What's that about? Pabu is that a restaurant? What is

that? A new martial art form that record is going to learn? Who knows? We got to discover what

Pabu is. Well, for one thing, it was written by Amanda Rose Munoz. It was directed by Stuart Lee

in continuing story editor credit to Matt McKennavitz. Ken, what was your viewing experience?

My viewing experience was, oh, no, we got to get homework. We got to get these done because these

screeners, I don't get, we say every week, we're fortunate to have, and we really mean that, but

we have them, and we had to watch them ahead, and they had a timer on them. It was a ticking clock,

like a third act in a screenplay, and I watched, did a first viewing of these two episodes,

and love them, and it's a great, oh, I'll come back. I didn't realize, and you were the one

who wonderfully pointed out earlier, Joseph, hey, we have, we have to like Sunday. I didn't know

it was 9 a.m. Sunday until Saturday afternoon, and I was like, well, there's my Sunday afternoon

plants gone awry. I needed, I need to do this now. So I had, I had a little tension to it,

which ended up being kind of like the pop-up episode. It was a wave coming out of me.

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