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I'm Daniel J. Lewis.

I'm Jeremy Loughlin.

And I'm Jenny.

We just finished watching this episode, Tiny, and it wasn't a tiny episode at all.

You know, I thought knowing the title and knowing that the giant would be in this episode,

I thought Tiny was just a play on words. Like,

where Tiny to the Giant? Oh. Or that maybe Jack was going to be considered tiny or called

tiny in some way. Tiny is just such a great name for anyone who's not tiny.

But, you know, one thing, thinking about tiny, in the episode Tallahassee, when they first met the giant,

they said that they called this giant the fiercest of the mall.

But actually, he was the smallest of the mall.

You know, fiercest smallest same difference

it's easy to yeah it's easy to mix up it was fierce to the humans because humans were fierce to him

yeah and the way legend goes he was the only giant left, so probably, and he killed Jack.

So who was a girl?

Yeah.

Now, this will sound creepy.

But now I want to go back and look at the bones that we saw the skeleton in Tallahassee in C.

Was that a female pelvic bone? Or is that a male pelvic bone?

That's awkward. Because that's the only indication, right? I'm forgetting basic anatomy and bone structure right here.

But I can you tell them apart if they're not laying next to, like, the two genders laying next to each other?

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