Hello and welcome to why is Mr. Pheniacar, this millennial's guide to 1980s eco-terrorism.

I'm Jay McCain, and with me as always, it's my brother from another mother, Hey Run Hubbard.

And today we're going to discuss Knight Rider Season 1 Episode 6.

It's my bill.

That title.

I would kept on expecting it to pay off, and it's all about, but just by bill, was that

a play on something or maybe we'll find it as we review this episode, but I'm struggling

to get it together.

If it was just a bill, I'd assume they were, they're doing a schoolhouse rocks riff.

But yeah, right, but it wasn't just a bill.

It was a very important bill as we will come to see, or was it?

I don't know.

This whole thing.

Just my bill was just told from the perspective of the power plant monger or monger or monger.

It was a monger.

I guess he's both.

He's making power plants and he's running him like a monger, so he's a monger who mongers.

I'm wondering how did this come across millennials?

I guess it felt like, I mean, like, my generation's not as jaded as like zoomers are when it

comes to politics, but definitely it's like, no, come on, this is, it's very like ra ra.

Just to give like a broad strokes kind of a summary of what happens is there's a

swim in, she's a state senator, a power plant's going to get built, and she's going to do

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