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Seanbaby and Brockway desperately need the help of Lydia Bugg to track the real murderer hiding in the real reality show, Megan Wants a Millionaire. Brockway still doesn't know who the murderer is, and nobody will tell him! Even with lives on the line! This is the first unaired episode, pulled right after the murder. The best clue yet! Help Brockway track this murderer through time and cable TV!

In this podcast, the hosts investigate which reality TV show "hunk" in Megan Wants a Millionaire may be a murderer. They discuss their theories and suspicions, as well as the emotions and reactions of a dog character on the show. They also talk about grain-themed superheroes, animated gifs in articles, and observations of an Instagram account. The hosts bring humor and energy to the episode, keeping it entertaining throughout.

Reality show enthusiast Lydia Bugg joins Seanbaby and Brockway in the hunt for a reality show murderer. They discuss the excitement for the Megan Wants and Millionaire saga, horrifying toys based on Terminator 2, Ted Cruz parody ads and turtle boys, living conditions and writing on Patreon, doom scrolling and encounters in Idaho, confronting Nazis and a controversial book, battle of egos and expensive gifts, confusion and frustration, and VH1 reality shows with a potential dark horse murder victim.

Seanbaby and Brockway discuss the chaos brought by Eddie Doty as they watch an old reality show that harbored a murderer. They explore editing challenges, the cultural significance of Hawaii, a controversial line from 'Wandavision', and the rewards of psychopathic behavior in reality TV. They also describe the unique traits of Garth, a hardcore plumber millionaire, and touch on a bizarre face transformation concept.

Seanbaby and Brockway light five candles rendered from the fat of a treasured goat and lo! They summon Jason Pargin! It's time to talk about the Satanic Panic, and the most ridiculous book to come out of it: Satanic Ritual Abuse - A Therapist's Handbook.

Seanbaby and Brockway grip Tom Reimann close and whisper to him of the games to come. They're fun. They're low stakes. We're trying to ease into The Running Man here.

Seanbaby and Brockway shanghai Tom Reimann of Gamefully Unemployed and will not release him until he explains the worst TV show that he still loves. We talk Nightman, we talk Werewolf, we talk Danger Island, we talk Chongo. We talk a lotta Chongo, folks.

Seanbaby and Brockway skate up to David Bell and peer pressure him into revealing his Miami Connection. Brockway loses his Equilibrium and Seanbaby Traxx down a wanted criminal. It's Worst Movies We Still Love! You'll learn way more than you think on this one. For example: Did you know some art is good? Stay tuned for more bombshells!

Daniel O'Brien, a former writer for Cracked.com and current scribe for Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, joins the hosts for a wild ride. They humorously critique societal attitudes toward self-defense, musing on absurd karate techniques and the challenges of creative freedom in media. The conversation takes a serious turn as they navigate the delicate subject of domestic violence, blending humor with critique. Expect laughter, absurd karate wisdom, and reflections on personal freedom as chaos reigns in this entertaining discussion!

Michael Swaim, a guest in an abandoned warehouse, gets read to until he breaks. Topics include: comedy, VR porn games, time loops, karate-themed movies, bad karate content, prescribed experiences, skepticism on daily affirmations, Scott Adams' manipulation, 'Ready Player 2' being garbage, references in books, frustration with the success of bad writers, nostalgic references, pop culture icons, projects, sister operations, and humorous banter.