The Odd Life of Timothy Green

"He does bully the child, just not enough." - Amanda Dutkiewicz


Hey kids, remember when Frank Zappa's kid made a Disney movie?


Well, Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz certainly do. Join
them as they discuss 2012's The Odd Life of Timothy Green, the
heartwarming, family-friendly story of a married couple who
project their insecurities and frustrations on their
twelve-year-old son, driving him to an early grave in the
process.


Also the kid's, like, a plant person or something.


Other topics include why The Giving Tree is the worst book ever
written for children, a look at the 2016 Zappa Family Feud, and
cursed Perry the Platypus fanart.


Don't act like you've just come from the garden, listen in to an
all-new Lost in the Vault!





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Created and hosted by Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz


Editor: Amanda Dutkiewicz


Producer: Dallin Agatone


Theme music composed by Cavan Agatone


Show art provided by Jack Rourke





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