The Women and Dirty John S.26 Ep.12

A Date With Dateline

Kimberly and Katie - ADWDL

True Crime, Comedy, Tv & Film

4.6 • 5.2K Ratings

🗓️ 15 January 2018

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

Should Dateline perhaps be more careful when crafting their carefully thought out titles, as on first glance this title could immediately put the viewer in mind of some unfortunate potty humor? Has Keith, yet again, ventured into the completely non-treacherous land of Orange County, CA and still hasn’t called Kimberly and Katie for a fro-yo date? Is there finally a Dateline victim who deserved what they got? Could a lack of manicure really lead this conman to his eventual doom? Has Kimberly finally learned the most valuable elementary lesson of never judging a book by it’s cover? Will Katie finally have to catch up on The Walking Dead? The world of podcasts and Dateline come together in this very special, decidedly not meta, episode of A Date With Dateline. The Official Description from NBC: Keith Morrison reports on conman John Meehan, who made national headlines last year after his crimes and their final, deadly culmination were featured in the popular podcast, ‘Dirty John.’ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Did you know choosing the train over your car can cut your carbon footprint by up to two thirds?
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0:59.0	Hi everybody, this is Kimberly. And this is Katie.
1:03.0	And this is a date with date line. It took us about 13 times to get a successful opening. Finally did it.
1:11.0	This episode is season 26. Episode 12. It aired January 12th, 2018. It's called The Women and Dirty John.
1:21.0	It is about the podcast called Dirty John. It's hosted by Arlene King Keith.
1:29.0	So this episode, oh we are back to our regularly scheduled formatting where I recap even though my voice you can hear is still a little.
1:39.0	It's sexy. It's sensual. It's sensual. It's sensual. So by the way, this isn't about the podcast Dirty John.
1:47.0	This is about the actual case dirty about dirty John. Right. It's not about the podcast.
1:53.0	But they talk about the podcast. There was a podcast that was very popular. So a lot of people are learning this case.
1:57.0	Oh yeah. I did not because I had not listened to the podcast. Katie had listened to the podcast.
2:03.0	We should say that straight up front that I already know everything because I listened to the podcast. So you went into this kind of blind. Right.
2:11.0	Totally blind, which is foreshadowing later. I'm so excited. Okay. Great. Let's get into it because I want to know.
2:17.0	And I'm not going to try to tell you anything you don't know when you're doing the recap. So this recap is solely of the date line episode.
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