Episode 21: Four Pounds of Uneaten Bacon and A Deeply Holy-Some Blonde
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About this episode
Take a trip with us down the extremely windy road of episode 21, in which Em compares Christine’s upcoming wedding to an axe murder and we also discover Em’s alter-ego is a wacky waving inflatable tube man.
Em and their gelatinous limbs tell us all about the Villisca Axe Murders, while Christine’s story is about the still-at-large killer Robert William Fisher the turns into a sort of dark version of Sesame Street.
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