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Ship Me to the Moon
It's our second of two very special 'hiatus' episodes and this time things. get. WILD. On this week's episode, Andrew J. Brandt (@writerbrandt) joins Bryan (@bredacted42) and Dani (@dani_hanks) and the group has a REALLY hard time keeping it together when discussing a pitch about a rich billionaire CEO (let's call him...Shmeffrey Shmezos) and one warehouse worker (let's call her Claire) have to team up and work together in order to make it home from Ama...I mean, Shamazon's final frontier...space.
When their rocket crashes on the moon and they have to wait for rescue, Jeffrey Bezos and a minimum-wage assembly line worker must figure out how to survive using only Amazon packages that the general public has chosen for a promotional unboxing in space.