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Replay – Darkwing Duck (Guest: James Adomian)
This week we're taking a look at the classic Disney/Capcom collaboration, Darkwing Duck, and we invited comedian James Adomian to come join us.
We reached out to James because we're big fans of his appearances on podcasts like Comedy Bang Bang, but we were surprised to discover that who we really invited was a Darkwing Duck expert.
Unfortunately, James Adomian had to leave before we were able to jump into the Replay Roulette, but we were able to find a replacement guest at the last second. Hollywood star, former Minnesota governor, Navy Seal, and WWF superstar, Jesse "The Body" Ventura joined us to play some Nintendo games. He was definitely really here.
For more on James Adomian, you can follow him on Twitter, check out his Tumblr, and grab his new album Low Hangin Fruit from from the Earwolf podcast network. For more on Jesse Ventura, you can check out his Wikipedia page, I guess.
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