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Dangling over Hamlet Opening, Book and Ocean hatch a plan to draw Frida out of hiding. This one is basically an RTS played via walkie-talkie.

A standoff with Pistachio Jones makes Book and Ocean realize they need some help to prove their innocence. This one is basically Spider-Man Noir.

Hamlet Opening is confused about the re-appearance of our loveable idiots, as Book and Ocean try to figure out how to slow down a revolution that is already underway. This one is basically an episode of Scooby-Doo. ---- Oops! All Talkpocalypses for episodes 21-40 is coming soon! Sends questions, comments, or good vibes in the reviews, or in the spotify question thingy, or in an email to oops@stu.c...

Book and Ocean head out of the mucky mire of the Stew back to their nice, dry home of Hamlet Opening. This one is basically a nice holiday gift exchange with some psychological trauma. Just like the normal holidays.

Book and Ocean look for answers from an isolated soul. This one is slimy.

With sandy shoes and full hearts, Book and Ocean finally lay eyes on the long foretold Lighthouse. But a revelation prompted by one of Ocean's previous visions clues them in to a lurking danger between them and their goal. This one is basically an advertisement for citronella.

Book and Ocean take up some small tasks around the seaside village, while Book looks for any excuse to go track down the mysterious Lighthouse. This one is basically that hourglass scene from Aladdin but with less revealing clothing and more gnashing teeth.

Book and Ocean arrive on some rocky, trash filled beaches and finally get to catch a breather. This one is mostly retching and Osmosis Jones fanfic. Go listen to GG: Level Up and follow them on all the good socials at @gglvluppod. Stu was on their newest episode (The Voidnauts) and had a wonderful time in a geek trivia battle of the wits.

Book and Ocean surface from the dark depths of the subterranean sea with mostly broken stuff and violent people around them. But their destination is in sight, with just a few unexpected turns in the way. This one is mostly a game of Operation, but instead of using tweezers you have to use a whole car.

CW: Situations involving potential drowning Book and Ocean find themselves stuck in a precarious position. Surrounded by darkness and indiscernible depths, they look for a safe way down without drawing unwanted attention. This one is mostly Uncharted 4.

Book and Ocean squelch into the Stew in the hopes of finding some much needed medical supplies. It's dark, it's wet, and Ocean is very happy to have a newly aquaticized vehicle. This one is mostly Subnautica.

Book and Ocean head back to Hamlet Opening hoping to find it a little more welcoming than when they left. They also have a couple stragglers they need to figure out what to do with. This one is mostly a nice, relaxing chat with a few world-shattering revelations thrown in.

As Book and Ocean try to investigate their coworkers' murders, a friend from Ocean's past continues to help in ways that aren't always appreciated. This one is mostly the bad part of a CSI episode and the good part of a Grey's Anatomy episode.

Book and Ocean dig deeper into the secrets behind the seemingly utopian hospital. Or maybe they are just causing trouble where none exists. Only one way to find out! This one is mostly a dark, gritty, cyberpunk mystery interposed with a 3 Stooges short.

In need of significant medical attention, Book and Ocean finally make it to a hospital. But their welcome is not very hospitable. This one is delicious.

Re-publishing note: If it was a little quiet before, delete your download and update your feed. It's fixed now! Book and Ocean try to lose the trail of their hunters by braving the dangers of the Long Dark. This one is mostly a lot of creeping and a lot of crawling.

SPOILERS ARE ALL UP IN THIS. We mention specific things that have happened all throughout, so if you aren't caught up you should go back. This is a recap episode that goes over the first 20 episodes we have recorded, followed by some Q&A, and then a lot of random rambling about TTRPGs.

Book and Ocean try to pick up the pieces after their last battle, but they don't have much time to catch their breath. This one is mostly playing Tetris with casualties.

Book and Ocean return to the site of their first big adventure and reunite with some old friends. A lot of other stuff happens but it is too specific to not be a spoiler. But it gets wild. This one is mostly the consequences of one's actions. And poor dice rolls.

Book and Ocean start wheelin' and dealin' with the traveling merchants and get some leads on where some much needed supplies are. Then they delve back into Subtropolis to meet back up with Crandle. If that seems like a lot, it is because it is. This one is mostly The Price is Right mixed with Junkyard Wars.

Book and Ocean end their medical leave to investigate the state of Hamlet Opening and to find out how large of a target is on their backs after the explosion. This one is kinda an episode of extreme home makeover. Later day update to fix audio issue. Loveyoubye

Book and Ocean find themselves behind enemy lines, with answers to their questions within their grasp. Can they decipher the code and make a quiet escape? This one is pretty much an early 2000s Ben Stiller movie.

The ol' Book and Ocean crew meet back up to kick off the heist of the century, to try to get to the bottom of a bootleg episode of Evangelion. Also, a very touching, shared, mind-opening experience. This one is mostly sneaking and hacking mainframes. We Shadowrun now bois.

Book gets a one-on-one chat with Hickory, while Ocean recognizes more than he expects as he explores the premises. This one is mostly a Lockpicking Lawyer fancast.

Book and Ocean enter the headquarters of archrival Hickory Fleek, needing his help. This one is basically an episode of Ally McBeal