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Start running – on October 20th, Monster Fat is coming to get you.

By juniorjunior  //  air times, Todd & The Book of Pure Evil  //  3 Comments

Get yourself ready for ‘Monster Fat’, the fifth episode of Todd & The Book Of Pure Evil premiering on SPACE at 9pm on Wednesday October 20th. See Todd, Jenny, Curtis and Hannah take on body image issues, deep fried foods and a monster. And we may even get to see the sexy evil that lurks inside the Crowley High girls’ shower room.

Todd, who has an irrational fear of fat people, must fight an evil monster made from human fat when an obesity epidemic takes over the school.

Don’t miss it!

And if you need to catch up on any episodes of Todd & The Book Of Pure Evil, you can always tune in on SPACEcast.com or ITunes.

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3 Comments to “Start running – on October 20th, Monster Fat is coming to get you.”

  • Cookie October 19, 2010 at 5:27 am

    You guys keep screwing up that ITunes link, pay attention, my last post still hasn’t been approved by the moderators either.

    Please consider a non-DRM/Flash copy of these episodes, it would be really helpful to people not using Windows or Mac OS X.. or even Linux for that matter.

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    • juniorjunior October 19, 2010 at 8:41 pm

      Hi Cookie,
      Which iTunes link are you referring to? The link on the left is working on my computer (are you in Canada or the US, because only iTunes Canada carries the show). The only places to see the episodes right now are in on SPACE, streaming on http://www.spacecast.com or downloadable from iTunes. We unfortunately don’t have any authority to release it beyond those formats at this point. Please let the good folks at SPACE know you’re looking for other ways to watch it, and maybe they’ll figure something out (it’s SPACE, they must be into the sciencey/Unixy/Linuxy stuff).
      Thanks!

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      • Cookie October 20, 2010 at 4:32 pm

        I meant the link above, and another previously (..Gay Day), they were fixed.. I don’t use Itunes I just noticed that the links had a redundant “http” rendering the links invalid.

        Sadly Space is not interested in providing non-DRM/open access content to users, they’re geeks, but on the other side of the spectrum.

        If you know how to convince them, I’d be open to hearing it.

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