Watchmen #1: Doing the Charlton

Boars, Gore, and Swords

Red Scott

Tv & Film, Comedy

4.5 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 1 January 2020

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

Watchmen #1 (of 12). Ivan & Red intend to cover the first 4 issues of Watchmen, but barely make it through the first episode.

Special episode theme: "Lube Man", by Daniel Preston

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0:00.0	I love McGuffins and I love my wife Mary Sue.
0:04.8	Where is the lube man?
0:09.2	Who is the lube man?
0:10.8	What is the loop man?
0:16.0	I haven't seen Watchman.
0:18.0	Ahh!
0:19.0	Okay I'll watch Watchman.
0:23.0	Is that what you wanted?
0:27.0	No time for this TV.
0:30.0	I have to do laundry.
0:34.0	Where is the Lube man?
0:37.0	I'm Red Scott and I'm Ivan Hernandez.
0:40.0	And this is Alan Moore wanted this.
0:43.2	The Watchman Graphic Novel Podcast.
0:46.4	Alan Moore wanted this for a time and now he wants nothing to do with it.
0:50.8	I should mention since we have not discussed it during this
0:54.2	podcast that opening song was from Sir Daniel Preston who produced a lube man
1:00.1	song for us on like an hour's notice and has not seen the television show.
1:05.0	That damn Preston just works magic.
1:08.0	Yeah, so I mean he might not even be listening to this episode because it is concerning a property that he is not
1:13.1	actually the only person who is allowed to not to have to listen to the podcast yeah well
1:18.0	so check him out it's Wesley Thunder dot com or West Thunder depending on which social media platform you're checking out.
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