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Hello friends! Another episode is up! Love how this one turned out. Joz and Scott never dropped their characters happy-go-lucky attitude no matter what I threw at them. And this episode threw some pretty hellacious shit at them.

This one honestly goes into the category of movies that I like our version better than the original movie (and I do like this movie.) That seems to happen the most when the story is a complete surprise to me, and comes entirely out of the improv and the dice.

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Ep 31: Bill and Ted's Excelent Adventure (Part 2)

Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure is still totally going, dude! It's totally amazing! And also kinda bogus at times. But mostly amazing! Jocelyn Vammer - Bill S. Preston Esq.

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Derek Du Bois

I'm a first time supporter, and I can't imagine which group of wonderful people I would want to spend a 'coffee' on more. I enjoy your podcast very much, especially this play-through, because of all the tension towards the end. I was laughing and shouting as I prayed that 'Bill and Ted' would get their rolls. This is not a sob story, but I'm going to lose a family member to cancer very soon. I'm so thankful that I could listen today on the way back from the hospital. Keep up the good (and hard!) work, and know that your stories are a blessing. Thank you.

Sam Phifer

I liked the choice of double envelopment as the tactic Napoleon suggested because it was huge in the west, but some Asian sources, like the Thirty-Six Stratagems, warned against surrounding the enemy as they'll fight like cornered animals if they know they can't retreat.

filmreroll

That's actually exactly what I was thinking about. I imagined that Napoleon (used to fighting against generals from the all same military schools, all trained in the same techniques), confronted with an army schooled in a completely alien military doctrine, he would reach for the oldest trick in the book. He probably always wanted to try that set-up, but it would never work in a European battle, where the opposing generals have all studied Cannae in school.