The third entry in the mini-series documenting Chris’s quirky parents. In this episode, Dr. Tanner, intrepid enthnographer, and Chris, subject matter expert, focus on fashion and find out that Chris’ parents: love the basics, demand on “clomping” shoes before they’re brought in the house, always opt for simplicity, harbor jealousies about each other, believe that being in the military is the only way to be a “real man,” feel out-classed at certain high-end malls, and mandate haircuts for their children. We also discuss 90s fashion and candy, school uniforms, and choosing haircuts of a poster on barber’s wall.

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Run Time: 1 hour

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Tanner brings back a fashion report from The American South from capri pants to “action sandals.” He also got hit on outside a bathroom by a woman that looked like a Real Housewives cast member. Chris went to the DMV and loves old people who dress up to do mundane things. Tanner and Chris’ friends from the Extra Secret Podcast asked on Twitter about the origins of the “good sized bowl” that Chris’ mom requests her water-destined lemon wedges to be placed in, and Chris gives some clarification. In the news, Monty Python is reuniting but it sounds disappointing. Chris also offers his history of sketch comedy. China has created a sperm extraction machine for guys having trouble coming up (get it?) with a sample. Chris debuts his new game Rank and File and challenges Tanner to rank 12 of the biggest action stars of the 80s and 90s in terms of the cumulative toughness of their characters.

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Run Time: 1 hour 13 minutes

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Chris' Parents Episode 3: Fashion

Episode 8