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We spend 45 minutes arguing about what happened in this PT Anderson 3 hour behemoth. Also the English cricket summer is over and I'm sad

Literally!

Ryan has TWO BITS this episode. Tino let's Jimmy Carter know what he would have done during the hostage crisis; he also successfully uses this platform to seduce Sarah Silverman. Sparky is kinda tired and makes two too many throat noises. 

Kevy Bacon is in for some spooky hauntings 

Sorry it's late lol

The boys recap, in excruciating detail, Spike Lee's 'Summer of Sam!' 

 

England managed to level the series at Old Trafford, winning the second test by 114 runs. Much of the success can be given to Stuart Broad's incredible spell with the second new ball of the first innings, which put the Windies back in the field before the end of day 4; however there will only be one name remembered from this test: Ben Stokes. An incredible 176 off 356 balls in the first innings put the game well within England's control, and a spectacular 78 off 57 to quickly solidify that lead before a fifth day declaration showed the versatility of the No 1 test all rounder. He was no slouch with the ball, either, taking three wickets; all of which broke important partnerships and turned the tide of the game. All to play for this Friday, as the Wisden Trophy decider gets underway in Manchester. 

After a hard fought 5 day test, the West Indies walked away from Southhampton with a well deserved victory over their English hosts by 4 wickets. Many questions will be asked of the captain on debut, Ben Stokes, but they shouldn't distract from the incredible leadership and on-field performance of Jason Holder. Though the Windies top order did not impress, a fourth innings knock from Jermaine Blackwood and the dominance of Shannon Gabriel with the ball was enough to cross the line at the Ageas Bowl. A lot to play for starting tomorrow at Old Trafford, as England will once again be helmed by Joe Root. It's likely that Broad will be called back into play for Wood, and Root will likely sign the Test death certificate of Joe Denly.

The longest Cold Open on record! Was it worth it? Absolutely not, it was a dumb ryan bit and if he didn't reference it later in the episode I would have cut it out. If we Tino and Sparky didn't reference Ryan I'd cut him out too. Oh well. 

We dive into Oscar Wilde's most lukewarm hit: an Ideal Husband. Feeling inspired, Ryan tries his hand at play writing, Sparky has high Triglycerides and Tino turns the tables on the Skylab missions. Stay Tuned!

We hope this episode doesn't drive you crazy ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;))))))) 

 

Ryan sings slipnot oh shit why is this underlined