final V3

the regular two guys are joined by third guy mandaloregaming, and speak about quandaries presented by gaming industrying and youtubing at the same time

microbial growths mingle over writing and creating videos

the microbes brothers answer questions from listeners this time. concerning

the microbes two hang out with and bully sam's poor coworkers. the petri dish grows.

the two microbes watch the anomaly that is the making-of Star Wars Episode 1 documentary. It should not exist. It should not exist.

Noodle and Sam discuss the inevitable comeback of radio, the OUYA, and a third item in this list.

Noodle and Sam touch upon the wisdom of getting sued funny. Noodle enters a black market organ trade. Please do not gamble.

[Sam Episode Note: Actually... we probably didn't decide against doing the UI effects Robinhood did, nor did we try to avoid comedic evil - most likely we just didn't think of them. idk man it's been a while]

In this one Noodle and Sam dig into Dreams (like the PS4). Noodle praises the virtues of janky art. Sam damages property.

not everyone. But the important ones. Brain men Noodle and Sam discuss this revelation, before setting their sights upon a creature I have been told not to name in this episode description.

Astro Bot has underperformed, but Concord fever is sweeping the nation. Noodle and Sam discuss this, and also cars. Also I just realized "Astro Bot" is a full pun on "Astronaut". Try saying both out loud, they rhyme. It's quite clever, actually, if you think about it.

Board-certified idea-men Noodle and Sam consider the wheel genre. The demon has Sam's face. It's Twitch integrated(?)?

The demons stop Noodle and Sam from letting go of everything, from Frogger to Apple CEO Tim Cook.

Sam and Noodle ponder a past regret, before slipping and falling on tech and art discourse.

Noodle and Sam mull over an exciting video idea, assuming someone else will foot the bill.

Sam bullies Noodle into deliberately making his audience feel bad online.

Julian and Sam talk about all the stuff they wish they could've crammed into the King Kong video.