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Can, cut, cut, Hello and welcome back to part two of what went wrong on Tombstone, so much more to go so much wronger and I can't wait.

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already been a really wild ride I'm very excited to see what's going to happen next

so I'm as always Lizzie Bassett,

one of your hosts here with your other host

who is so deep, so deep in Tombstone,

he can hardly find his way out. And we're very excited for him to tell us the

remainder of this absolutely wacky Western. Chris?

When we last saw our dogged heroes, Tombstone's writer and director Kevin Jarr had been relieved of his

duties exactly four weeks into production leaving the film rudderless. Now as we

discussed last episode, producer Andy Vajna and his company, Synergy,

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