VIDEO: Zombie Squad April 2026
The boyz discuss Airwolf S1E12 “To Snare a Wolf” (1984).
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I think it was this episode Gabrus mentions Chris Fleming's new special. I'd never seen the guy so I hit up YouTube and I've been down the rabbit hole all week. Truly a transformative experience. Nice rec, G.
Please do a full DnD session that was so funny
I know im here late, but I saw a striking resemblance between Alex Cord (eyepatch guy in the intro) and Stanger.
Watching Supercop on Showtime rn and thinking it would be a great addition to the roster, Boyz.
New set is 🔥. Perfect
I've been watching the 60s Thunderbirds puppet sci-fi show on YouTube recently, would love to hear the boys riff on that or any of the marionette shows. Killer mix of 60s tropes and bonkers practical models.
I wonder if Stanger and Rodgers realize that was the most accurate portrayal of a real D&D session that anyone has ever recorded
That could open was hilarious 😂
The Charlie Rose set wails. #ZombSquad4Lyfe #BathrobezOpen
"Garbragul?" 😂
I agree with Roy mcavoy. I’d definitely join a higher tier to listen to the boyz play d&d
I’ve never played D&D but I would join a higher tier to listen to Gabrus lead Stanger and Rodgers through a campaign an hour at a time.
Ok so my dad served in the military for 20 years. He flew helicopters in the Army (Kiowa) then switched to the Air Force and flew planes (F-111 and F-117 stealth fighter) his call sign is Rotor. He now flies private jets. I asked him Gabrus’s question about the overlap between helicopters and planes. He said there’s very little. FAA regulations are the same. But the hydraulic pump and piston/actuator that moves the flight controls share the same principles and work the same way. The flight controls are very different. He compared it to driving a car and driving a motorboat. He’s also no longer certified to fly helicopters. He also did aerobatic flying.
That’s rad. My dad’s a vet that started flying in his 60’s and is now, at 80 going for his commercial license. Just for kicks. He wants to be featured in his personal airplane magazine.
From the Charlie Rose memorial podcast studio
With gas as they are, the Super Hybrid Vehicle genre could be a thing. Uber-Uber could be about a tactical Prius out for revenge app, or maybe a show about a mobility scooter that transforms into a plus sized suit of mechanized armor.
Regarding the male fantasy of wanting your family to be killed so you have to become a vigilante, I highly recommend Conner O’Malley’s Stand Up Solutions.
I love JMV in hooper when he rolls up on the gas powered skateboard eating a breakfast burrito, vibes I hope to attain one day.
That was my favorite intro ever lol
I wish y'all cut to Stanger at 57:24
Same
Megadoc was crazy
pains me to be the listener who would say this but, I would listen to you guys play D&D
I had Airwolf toys as a kid.
Me too!
This was Tiger’s 4th major driving incident. The Grand Slam.
Have I become more stupid, or has the Patreon app gotten worse?
Everything on earth has!
I’m not usually a commenter, but watching you guys improv a game of D&D was absolutely hysterical. I’d listen to/watch a whole show of that!
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The pure joy of Stanger watching the Airwolf intro 🥰
I'm loving the vantablack void set.
It's pretty much how I visualize it when listening to audio only episodes.
Was Stanger transforming into Marc Maron always the plan?
Hey Captain Podcast, lock the gates
As much as I love Rat Boy this is my favorite cold open.
Heard he died.
This made me giggle. 🙊
The cold open was so fuckin funny. Did not want it to end!
PSA: If you can compartmentalize that the lead is a pedophile and the sidekick's alcoholism is a routine plot gag, Belissario's Tales of the Gold Monkey (1982-83) is a real dumb, occasionally fun post-Raiders pre-Tailspin adventure show
I loved that show when I was a kid.