We had our first guest on Hours in the Attic, and he brought along something insanely cool: his massive, ridiculous Garbage Pail Kids collection! This is our longest episode to date, and it’s easy to see why. There’s a lot of stuff to dig into! Check it out:
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How random, I have an upcoming episode of the nostalgia theater podcast about this very subject!
Weird! Can’t wait to listen. I love that kind of synchronicity.
Yeah, I talked to Joe Simko, one of the artists of the current cards who’s also making a GPK documentary.
Nice. In a triple coincidence, a friend of mine filmed some interviews for that documentary, and the collection in our video above will appear during the end credits. Small world!
This is where we achieve a universal harmonic convergence and blink out of existence.
I hope the new reality we pop back into includes a third season of Agent Carter (because you ALWAYS pop back into a new reality).
Netflix or bust!
How random, I have an upcoming episode of the nostalgia theater podcast about this very subject!
Weird! Can’t wait to listen. I love that kind of synchronicity.
Yeah, I talked to Joe Simko, one of the artists of the current cards who’s also making a GPK documentary.
Nice. In a triple coincidence, a friend of mine filmed some interviews for that documentary, and the collection in our video above will appear during the end credits. Small world!
This is where we achieve a universal harmonic convergence and blink out of existence.
I hope the new reality we pop back into includes a third season of Agent Carter (because you ALWAYS pop back into a new reality).
Netflix or bust!
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