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Heads up! We\\u2019re talking about The Cosby Show in this episode, and therefore we\\u2019re talking about Bill Cosby\\u2019s alleged sexual misconduct. We don\\u2019t spend too much time on it. That\\u2019s mostly addressed in a different Patreon-online episode, which people supporting us at the $5 level or higher can listen to\\xa0here.

This is actually the tenth installment of Weirdest Episode Ever, our newest bonus miniseries. It\\u2019s going on the main feed for scheduling reasons I explain in the intro but also this will serve as a nice intro for the next regular GEE we will be recording.

\\xa0\\u201cCliff\\u2019s Nightmare\\u201d (January 11, 1990)

How do you follow up an mpreg fantasy that also functions as a subconscious exploration of Bill Cosby\\u2019s alleged misdeeds? How about an aborted crossover intended to promote Jim Henson\\u2019s strangest TV experiment? We couldn\\u2019t get to the bottom of exactly how this Cosby Show episode came to be and then came to air, but we can safely say that we understand why Digit and Leon didn\\u2019t crossover into the larger Muppet universe.

Watch the first episode of The Jim Henson Hour here. And watch the \\u201clost\\u201d episode here.

Watch the video that Glen couldn\'t be bothered to find here.

The Weirdest Episode Ever theme music was composed by\\xa0Nick Loiacano.