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Five longtime friends and Chicago improvisers combine the best parts of two disparate worlds: sitcoms and Dungeons & Dragons.
Follow a halfling bard, a half-orc warrior, a druid bar owner, and an elven princess as they struggle to keep the lights on at their tavern and inn, Bottoms Up. Unlike most D&D podcasts, each episode is self-contained, so drop in wherever just like your favorite sitcoms!
Starring Erin Keif, Waleed Mansour, Elizabeth Andrews, Sean Coyle, and Ben Briggs.
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S5 E9: The Bert Zandsabees
Chip and Chalice have decided they are finally ready to knock boots. But when a new law is passed preventing them from being able to do so, they're forced to try and pass a sex ed class in order to get intimate.
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S5 E8: Bars of our Lives
When a soap leak in Bottoms Up threatens the health and sanity of the BUGs they are forced to find a way to cut it off at the source.
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S5 E7: Comment BBBox
It turns out the BUGs have accumulated quite the stack of complaints with the I Can't Believe it's not a Better Business Bureau, and they'll have to listen to every single one if they want to stay in business.
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S5 E6: Public Ratlations
When the BUGs discover a new law has been passed forcing establishments to post a picture of their chefs on their doors, they need to publicly address the fact that their kitchen is run by rats.
Theme Song by: Arne Parrott
Artwork by: Waleed Mansour
Story Concept by: Sean Coyle
Edited by: Grace Harper
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S5 E5: Sleepy Sunrise Assisted Living
The BUGs learn that if they get close with folks at the nearby assisted living center there could be heaps of gold in it for them when the seniors pass... yeah, not the gang's finest moment.
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S5 E4: Unsafe Work Environment
The BUGs seem to be targeted once again when another law is passed that makes establishments liable for any injuries that take place on their premises.
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I came to get a drink and the entire staff were nailing the furniture upside down to the ceiling. I questioned what they were doing and an orc (very stupid, should get a unraise in money) nailed my but to the to a chair on the CEILING. 0/5 stars
Actually a great podcast this is for a clip show comment box episode, there hilarious. I suggest
been bingeing for a month now
i’m seriously addicted to this pod and am in the middle of season 4! i sing with the theme song several times a day listening to each episode and i can’t control my insane laughter i’m so in love with the show! i pray to Bhaal that this goes on for many seasons, much love to the whole cast!
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My adventuring party and I were in town overnight en route to a beholder’s lair when we stopped for a drink in this hole forsaken by the gods. Against my better judgement I drank some of what they had The bar owner, making extremely aggressive eye contact as I drank it off—I can only imagine this was to intimidate me into finishing the whole tankard—told me it was an exclusive craft ale. It was not. It was only after I had drained an entire tankard of the most pungent, sour liquid I have ever had the misfortune of imbibing (and as an adventurer I’ve taken acid to the mouth in combat,) that a little halfling popped his head out of the keg and loudly exclaimed, “Seb! How many times do I have to tell you that you can’t hide my sandwich in the piss barrel?! You know it gets soggy!” He then proceeded to climb out completely nude, go up to the stage, and play an entire thirty minute trumpet solo with his thoroughly unwashed anus. No matter what any of our party members did to save ourselves, it wouldn’t stop. I begged my goddess for death but she would not answer.
But I must give credit where credit is due. The next day, we all laughed at the beholder and killed it faster than we’ve ever killed another monster of comparable power. I almost felt sorry for it in the end, because it really seemed quite a pathetic creature when just the night before we saw (and tasted) the very bowels of the Abyss and somehow survived.
Four stars. Not five, as one of my companions took massive psychic damage from the halfling’s performance and has not been able to face a moment of sobriety since.
—Aidene Siannodel, Oath of Devotion paladin. (She’s my current DnD character irl!)