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Snuffleupagus & Ernie: Stitch Gets a BJ, Beard Problems & Fridge Cigarettes
Season 2, Ep. 85
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Oakley's out, and Brandon Jones is stepping in as the newest member of the Bert and Ernie Show! Better known as Snuffleupagus, BJ joins Stitch for an afternoon filled with testosterone talk, gym motivation, Minnesota Vikings frustrations, and some seriously questionable conversations. Brandon shares his impressive 65-pound weight-loss journey, while Stitch discovers the struggles of having a massive beard, including chili dogs, soup disasters, and unwanted beard grabbing. Meanwhile, the guys debate whether Diet Coke deserves its new nickname, the "fridge cigarette," dream up a terrible Whitesnake tribute band called Brown Snake, and discuss the possibility of trading for a new Vikings quarterback. Plus, there's excitement for the upcoming Mountain West Beer Fest, a surprisingly controversial pistachio-flavored Red Bull, and a conversation about bathroom emergencies that probably should've stayed off the radio.
It's bro talk, beard talk, football, and plenty of inappropriate humor on another ridiculous episode of Stitch & Oak Was Here!
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