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Joss Whedon Doubles Down on Awful in Vulture Interview | Lovett or Leave It Podcast
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25:54Now PlayingWe gather 'round the ol' campfire for another Lovett or Leave It, brought to you from the wilderness of Lovett's backyard. Jon kicks things off with this week's monologue and is then joined by Hysteria's own Megan Gailey and comedian Jared Goldstein to discuss Vulture's interview with Joss Whedon, which...didn't go well. Then, they play a game comparing Joss' real life mess to Lifetime movies.
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