ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Houston comes back from a week on the couch only to get blamed for the whole office catching his cold, which Stitch is not about to let go. Somewhere between that and a story about South Dakota’s law against “sliming,” Stitch reveals his plan to be buried in a Pringles can. The Black Hills Brawl gets its due too, with a string of facts about everything that didn’t exist the first time Black Hills State and Mines played football.
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