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11: RPats Bats details, Netflix loves Pokemon, Legend of Bill Paxton, FFVII Porn, Turnips Exchange, Japanese Diarrhoea and so much more
b"Hans and Edward discuss: the latest information about The Batman's villain and narrative, Netflix's exclusive new Pok\\xe9mon anime, the legend of Bill Paxton's 80s/90s monster menage a trois, details about the newest Star Wars series from Lesley Headland, the way Disney+ ruins Splash, how FFVII is dominating PornHub's search, the wonders of Animal Crossing New Horizons, how Elijah Wood visited a fan's Animal Crossing island to sell turnips, an incredible God of War achievement and the release of a unique collectable, the way Travis Scott is leading the online gaming concert scene, how Lady Gaga nailed it with the Global Citizen concert, what diarrhoea means to the Japanese, when South African's can expect to buy fast food again, and more."