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* In this episode, the guys hint that they are bringing [[Weird Things Live]] to [[Revision3]]. At this point they were even given an air-date. Unfortunately however, the deal fell through somehow and there hasn't been a Weird Things Live investigation since on any platform. | |||
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| Alien Prison Riot | |
| Number | 13 |
| Broadcast Date | July 15, 2010 |
| Episode Length | |
| Hosts | Andrew Mayne, Brian Brushwood, Justin Robert Young |
Alien Prison Riot is the thirteenth episode of the Weird Things Podcast.
Contents
Andrew, Brian and Justin lay out their brilliant plan for escaping the evil clutches of alien overlords. They then realize how easily a famous psychological experiment could have gone horribly wrong if the three of them had been selected. Brian also shares with the audience his disturbing camouflage technique. Plans for a mission to an Indian massacre are discussed.
Great Quotes
Fun Facts
- In this episode, the guys hint that they are bringing Weird Things Live to Revision3. At this point they were even given an air-date. Unfortunately however, the deal fell through somehow and there hasn't been a Weird Things Live investigation since on any platform.
Links
| Preceded by: "Zos Braining Zos" |
Alien Prison Riot |
Followed by: "Dawkins sees a Double Rainbow" |