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You might need Asterix and Obelix

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Great piece, and as a fan loved seeing Russell Daniels bit at the end.

I re-watched Princess Mononoke the day before this episode. Weirdly uplifting to see the pigs win after watching that movie.

I may be the only one who feels bad for the pigs. They can’t help they are just trying to survive like everyone else. I hope someone manages to develop a good birth control method to lower the population more humanely.

Great episode.

Well, someone sure is jealous.

I'm more concerned about capitalism but sure dude

Still waiting for that Movie Poster 69 bucks and come on people anything 🤓

John is too good at making me hate things. By the end of the episode, he had me on team exterminate the hogs... And I'm a vegetarian.

Great episode, although I would have gone with... Inpigpendence Day. On July Pork... we fight back. President Hitboar delivers the stirring speech that rallies the troops.

THANK YOU last week tonight, as soon as I watched this episode, I got an idea to write a fake advertisement for a hunting themed amusement park where you get to kill and eat as many of those hogs as possible. I named it Porkland, of course!

But has John read my book?

You're using canned laughter. Why???

The most destructive species in America, known for their aggressive nature and their insatiable appetites? Are you sure you weren't talking about Republican politicians? They, too, are promiscuous swine hellbent on destroying America,

Whenever wild animals become a problem in people's neighborhoods, the reasons are the usual. One, humans moving into the animal's neighborhood. Two, people providing food for animals. Three, humans affecting climate change resulting in animal migration. Seems we are the problem.

Solid clip. But Swinedepedence Day? Surely there must be a better pun in there somewhere? Maybe not...

@codyjohnston.bsky.social how does it feel to be vindicated?

We know it's a comedy show and wild pigs provide a lot of material for laughs. But last night's show was a missed opportunity to expose some of the over-the-top, apocalyptic claims made about the animals. Please visit www.rootingforpigs.com to learn more about these amazing and important animals!

Apparently, I must have been a feral hog in a past life