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This week the gang has Allison, co-host of The Real Housewives of Reality, fill in for Matt. They play a game about tv crossover episodes, Leon makes up the rules as he goes, Scarlet has to go to the bathroom (big surprise), and Allison gets super competitive. Enjoy the show.
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In episode 154 of The Simon Time Trivia Show, Simon gives Jen and Chris three new rounds of trivia and it is up to you to see if you can do better then Team Crespow! What is your score? Tweet us at @SimonTimeTrivia and @PFTMedia and let us know! Or join our facebook group “The Simon Time Trivia Minions” and get in on the trivia discussion!
In episode 406, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn do the thing and review The Trial of the Chicago Seven!
Also discussed: The People Under The Stairs, High Score, The Vow, The Cabin, The Boys, Lovecraft Country, Cloud Punk, and much more!
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Rudy joins us to talk about the inspiration for his concept.
On this episode we talk about Kennels for your children, Billie Eilish and her HUGE boobs, Fake accents, Doc Antel smuggling tigers, We react to Kanye West’s first political campaign, #Proudboys, Ask Darkness about banging the neighbor down the street and much much more!
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In episode 55 of Half True History, Dan Parrella tells Pedro Lima and Chris Crespo about how Cristoforo Colombo de Genoa became Christopher Columbus and how, despite being bad at his various jobs and also a rapist and murderer, he got his own holiday in America thanks to the tireless work starting with the Italian immigrants of the 1880s leading all the way up to FDR declaring Columbus Day as a full on holiday, and what that meant socially for Italians in America. Plus Dan has a few ideas for famous Italians who could replace Columbus.
