SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
It’s Bat Week in the Black Hills, and Houston has a rabies fact that’ll have you checking your arms for bite marks. Stitch puts ten dollars on the line over the most famous pumpkin in movie history and loses badly. Then Houston introduces the show to an animal that smells like movie theater popcorn and uses its pee as a jungle group chat.
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