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293 - The Boys (1946)

From the archive (1946): Our boys have come home from war. Weather: "Tiny Little Octopus" by The PDX Broadsides⁠⁠ The voice of Leonard Burton is James Urbaniak The voice of Dottie is Meg Bashwiner Original episode art by Jessica Hayworth Episode transcripts Order Night Vale's sig ...  Show more

Cecil and Kevin perform more from The Nudge, by Night Vale co-creator Joseph Fink

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