TMRF Podcast #2: Super Zeros

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Matt discusses his disdain for the abundance of comic book movies and prepares to give his thoughts on the controversial Brett Kavanaugh situation... only to be interrupted by a rogue, conspiracy-spouting, tin-foil-hat-wearing fellow podcaster.


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  1. Annville EddieOctober 1, 2018 at 1:04 PM

    I say this with no hyperbole intended...this is the greatest creation in the history of entertainment.

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