EP.949
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See you in Hell, Queen
A very brief episode with minimal content, featuring only music and a fragment of speech.
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A very brief episode with minimal content, featuring only music and a fragment of speech.
Original TransmissionsThis appears to be an extremely short episode or possibly a technical issue recording. The transcript contains only a brief musical intro and what seems to be a partial phrase 'Bounce when she' at the beginning. The episode title 'See you in Hell, Queen' suggests it may have been intended to cover darker themes or powerful feminine archetypes, but the actual content is not present in the provided transcript. This could represent either a truncated recording, technical difficulties, or perhaps an intentionally minimalist artistic statement.
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