960 episodes
Everything To Guppy Duckfeed.tv
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4.9 • 282 Ratings
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William Hughes (The A.V. Club) and Gary Butterfield (Watch Out for Fireballs!) get together four times a week to talk through every single item, trinket, boss, monster, and, really, everything in Edmund McMillen's "The Binding Of Isaac". New, bite-sized episodes come out every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday.
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Episode 961: Angelic Baby (a.k.a. Monster Blitz Pt. 15)
We don't know why this keeps happening!
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Episode 960: Baby (a.k.a. Monster Blitz Pt. 14)
Aw, jeeze
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Episode 959: Monster Blitz Pt. 13
WHY DOES THE NUMBER OF MONSTERS COVERED GET SMALLER EVERY WEEK
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Episode 958: Monster Blitz Pt. 12
Only seven monsters this time, folks. I don't know what to tell you, this stupid show is never going to die.
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Episode 957: Monster Blitz Pt. 11
Monster Count this week: 8. That's 1 every 8 minutes!
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Episode 956: Monster Blitz Pt. 10
We just seem to cover fewer and fewer monsters each time! We're breaking new ground in asymptotic podcasting!
Customer Reviews
Back to the past
I am currently listening to Everything to Guppy in chronological order and am not sure why I even started in the first place. Maybe it was Gary’s charm and Dark Souls knowledge coupled with Will’s guest appearances on other shows, all of which made Kole so amazingly uncomfortable. Any ways, I’m about 300 episodes behind current EtG. Updates from the past: the early 700s seem to be loosing EtG listenership. Maybe it’s because most of the listeners have never played this game and these guys talk about a bad, unrelated, airport-based TV show I’ve also never seen. Don’t know why I listened to it. I guess it’s better than the silence in my head. Hi future me… why are you still listening to this show. And that’s a 5 star review. Is this even how reviews are done in the future?
10/10 No notes, no ghost
The best show that I can't in good conscience recommend to literally anybody in my life! More for me and my long drives to work.
its bapes
Gary Butterfield (The Peter Serafinowicz Show) and Kole Ross (Friends) review a flash game over the course of a decade. incomparable, 5 stars