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445 – Dumb Money, Vulture’s Movie Fantasy League, A Haunting in Venice and Branagh’s Poirot Films
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This week, nobody can pronounce anything correctly as the whole team gathers in the War Room. Da7e and Katey have both seen Dumb Money (about the GameStop short squeeze) and give it a little review. The gang attempts to help a listener with documentaries in Vulture’s Movie Fantasy League, then Patches and Da7e have seen A Haunting in Venice and Katey watched Death on the Nile as we try to guess what Kenneth Branagh is doing in his Agatha Christie phase.
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FORMAT
00:00 – Lightning Round: Spooky and Mystery
2:55- Intro – Welcome to Episode 445! E-mails! Review!
8:52 – Tidbit – Dumb Money
23:50 – Mini-Segment – Vulture’s Movie Fantasy League
34:10 – Segment 3 – A Haunting in Venice and Branagh’s Poirot Films
53:00 – Outro
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