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- "The Paranoia Game". Predictably, Eiffel gets extremely worked up about a missing screwdriver, but surprisingly the usually serious Hilbert does as well and starts loudly ranting about various nonsensical conspiracy theories on how it's part of a convoluted scheme by the crew to screw with him. It all culminates in the two stripping naked to prove that they don't have the screwdriver, at which point an understandably confused Minkowski walks into.
- "A Matter of Perspective":
- Eiffel is forced to stay awake for 24 hours to see if the Dear Listeners make contact again, all while stuck listening to Kepler's long, aimlessly rambling stories and terrible attempts at "jokes" while Jacobi eagerly eggs him on.
- Hera, Minkowski, Maxwell, and Lovelace decide to spend their shift playing Funzo, a board game with bizarrely convoluted rules with Hilbert refereeing.
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Lovelace: Stop! Cultural appropriation! Lose a turn! |
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- "Need to Know": A lot of the information the cast sits up on each other is hilarious.
- Jacobi has an inexplicable, near pathological fear of ducks. He denies it, only to freak out when Lovelace teases him by quacking. He also once lost thousands of dollars on an internet scam.
- Minkowski once used sleeping pills to knock out Eiffel and Hilbert for an entire week and is totally unrepentant about it. She also tried to become a musical writer for a while before joining the Air Force, which Jacobi relentlessly mocks her about.
- Hera and Eiffel once hid a randomized buzzer in Minkowski's room For the Lulz. Minkowski is not happy when she finds out.
- Maxwell refuses to room with Jacobi again due to something involving "cheeses".
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Jacobi: Goddamn it, you said you didn't mind the cheeses! |
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