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Tea and Sympathy - and Penis Jokes

In this bodily-function-heavy episode, Lisa and Nick dive into the art of shutting the hell up when things get serious. From cemetery creepers and scary run-ins to the tragic comedy of people who can’t β€œleave a tender moment alone” (we’re lookin’ at you, Nick!), the duo unpack why deflecting with humor feels safer than actually sitting in the feels. Expect plenty of raw stories, trademark honesty, and way too many dick-and-balls references β€” because apparently, even funerals aren’t safe from punchlines.

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Hunter Doohan of Wednesday/The Wilderness

This week, Tommy is joined by actor Hunter Doohan who you know and love from his role as Tyler, aka the Hyde, in Wednesday on Netflix. The series is one of Netflix’s biggest hits of all time and for good reason. Season 2, Part 2 is out right now and Hunter is taking us on a journey with his brilliantly intense, multi-layered and creepy performance. Hunter also has a powerful film coming out on October 17th called The Wilderness. In The Wilderness, a group of troubled teenage boys are kidnapped from their homes and taken deep into the unforgiving Utah desert, where they are forced into a brutal and secretive Wilderness Therapy program. And right now he is filming the highly anticipated Evil Dead Burn. Today (in this spoiler-filled conversation), Hunter opens up about what it felt like to finally return back to playing Tyler, what some of the wildest things have been that he’s gotten to sink his teeth into in this role, if he thinks Tyler is in love with Wednesday, what transforming into the Hyde on set is really like, his favorite moments this season with Jenna and the rest of the cast, where he wants Tyler’s story to go in Season 3, if he reads the fan theories and Reddit threads, the personal reasons why he wanted to do a film like The Wilderness, why he felt nervous to do it, what filming the new Evil Dead Burn has been like, how he would love to be a part of Overcompensating Season 2, how Jonathan Bailey is a big inspiration to him, why he sometimes is hesitant to share his personal life, why he cautions people to not believe everything that you see online, and so much more. 


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The Backstory: Kidnapped Twice!

It’s 1836 and 8 year old Cynthia Ann Parker is kidnapped by Comanche warriors in Texas. But as time goes by she has so totally assimilated into the tribal life, that she has no interest in returning home. Then after 24 years . . she’s kidnapped again!

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Would You Erase A Memory?

A caller tells us which moment he would erase from his kids’ memories.

 

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Would You Erase A Memory?

A caller tells us which moment he would erase from his kids’ memories.

 

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FULL SHOW: The Day We Deleted Memories

If you could delete your traumatic memories while risking the good ones, would you do it?! The Show members discuss what they did over the weekend. Plus, do kids still learn how to read analog clocks?

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Daily Highlight: Influencers in the Wild

Everywhere you go, they'll be there...

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Daily Highlight: Influencers in the Wild

Everywhere you go, they'll be there...

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Around the Room: The Shocking Truth About Ties

Danielle walked for a cause close to her heartβ€”supporting her nephew. Nate suggests finding a confidence boost by tackling a new project at home. Skeery talks about the importance of reconnecting with old friends and enjoying time away on a β€œman-cation.” Froggy refuses to let football ruin his life this year. Gandhi reflects on how lucky they are to dress casually, skip the ties, and truly enjoy the work they get to do.

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