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In the finale episode of what will now be known as Season 1 of Dialogue Doubles & Coffee we seek out some wisdom from Toronto's very own Bad Advice guy, randomly bump into a former host of TVO's VOX and somehow take our own bad advice and sit down to do a commentary track for the sequel of all sequels Hot Tube Time Machine 2.  WHAT!!!  We had no idea the movie would be so engrossing.  Tune in then slowly tune out as we dare you to listen to this episode all the way until the end.

Today is the 20th anniversary of the The Russell Hill subway accident. Depicted here in a painting I commissioned by @taminoa for a record I put out 5 years ago. I wrote in the liner notes about how the accident could have been avoided if the TTC wasn't put under financial strain and forced to ignore necessary upgrades to the system despite the risk to our safety. Remember just because a politician may save you a few tax dollars it's not doing you any favors, this applies at all levels of government. May we never experience an accident like this again in Toronto or for similar reasons anywhere in our country. 

Tune in with Stacy and guest host Cory as they manage to watch an episode of Doctor Who and not talk about it all. I don't even think you should bother syncing this episode unless you are good at multitasking. Seriously this episode is just two friends talking, but they talk about cool stuff. At least this time *both hosts are fans of Doctor Who. Who Cares?

Stacy fools Sean into watching another episode of Series one of modern Doctor Who. Can Simon Pegg make Sean like this show or is he completely impervious to comic genius? In the end we take a trip further back in time as though we were from Gallifrey as well and watch the first episode of "The Three Doctors" (1972/73). Pop some popcorn. We did! And tune in to your least favourite Doctor Who podcast. Who Cares?

*Only one host is a fan of Doctor Who.

We encourage our fellow Canadians to cut their cords and ditch the big 3 cable companies, further embrace becoming a podcast about food, provide a 4th unspoken solution to our cities Gardiner Expressway, discuss local infrastructure for the blind and read a bit of Toronto hilarity.

Listen to our Sawbones inspired disclaimer sit by a warm fire and listen to Sean & Stacy shoot the dinosaur sh*t.

Pancers Original Deli Rises From The Grave

http://www.pancersoriginal.com

Visit Their Neighbor Dr. Laffa

http://www.drlaffa.com

A Beautiful Solution To Our Gardiner Problems (If it’s stripped down a bit).

http://spacing.ca/toronto/replacing-the-gardiner-with-the-waterfront-viaduct/

Were itching to try this place out!

http://www.italvitalrastarant.ca

Some Croprolite For The Win! (fossilized dinosaur poop).

We’ve seen it before with major record labels and their inability to comprehend changing technology.  Now It’s time for the cable companies to face the same challenges. 

Dinosaurs will die....

Sean stalls having to watch this episode by rejoicing over X-Files return talking about anything but the doctor and distracting Stacy the best he can with continued Emo Phillips comparisons.

Get ready to be EXTERMINATED!!! as Stacy once again tries to get Sean to like Doctor Who while watching Series 1 Episode 6 'Dalek'!.

*Only one host is a fan of Doctor Who.

We throw together a new theme song featuring Sean on guitar and Stacy on Jug (bottle). Sean decides to go Vegan for a month in April! We begin to crack the surface on gastronome in Kensington Market discussing pizza, arepas, veggie burgers and hot beans. Wonder why OCAD University is not called OUAD? Encourage our listeners to take advantage of Toronto’s many options for continuing education. Teach the world Stacy’s method for tattoo aftercare. Beg the world to abandon the term “Man Cave” and discuss the Toronto Blue Jays new pitcher van man Daniel Norris.

I Will Be What I Am, A Solitary Man…

Playing the Jug into a “sock”.

Daniel Norris, “Van Man” is coming to the Toronto Blue Jays and he seems like the coolest guy in professional sports.

A misleading note from Stacy’s favourite Sushi Spot and probably the best Sushi in Toronto.  Simon Sushi.

Triceratops Sculpture by Jim Gary as featured in 20th Century Dinosaurs on the Lost in Jersey Blog http://www.lostinjersey.com

As vigourisly defended on the latest episode of Dialouge Doubles & Coffee #chappie.