This week Kelly has trawled the depths of fan theory message boards and has delivered a net full of flimsy connections, shaky reasoning, and soggy literary criticism for Mary and Andrew to pick apart. How many portmanteau categories will we Frankenstein together? When will our Oracles start loosely interchanging slightly overzealous media fans with conspiracy theorists? Will this podcast once again trigger Dave Coulier’s Google Alert on himself?
SPOILERS: too many, very early on, and most definitely.
Also, if you're looking for that book of Star Trek poems you can find it here
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Categories
- Best
- - The Peddler in Aladdin Is the Genie
- - Walter White Was Malcolm From Malcolm in the Middle
- - Ferris Bueller is Just a Figment of Cameron’s Imagination
- - Mac, Dennis, And Dee from It's Always Sunny in Philidelphia Don't Look Like That
- Close, but No Cigar
- - Scooby Doo Is About Kids Trying to Escape the Draft
- - In Toy Story, Andy's dad is dead or divorced from Andy's mom
- Coat-tales as Old as Time
- - Frozen's Elsa and Anna Are Tarzan's Sisters
- - Sherlock Holmes and Spock Are Related
- Delusions of Blandeur
- - The Rugrats Are All Figments of Angelica’s Imagination
- - Nemo Was an Imaginary Device / DEAD for Marlin to Come to Terms With His Wife’s Death
- Fan-dle in the Wind
- - Peter Pan Is An Angel, And Neverland Is Heaven
- Full on Monet
- - Breaking Bad Is a 'The Walking Dead' Prequel
- Jacob's Escalator
- - Sandy Died at the Beginning of 'Grease'
- Occam's On
- - Dumbledore is Death in the Harry Potter Universe
- Quantum Leaping to Conclusions
- - In 'Titanic,' Jack Is From the Future
- Roland Farts
- - The Name of the Avada Kedavra Curse Illustrates How Wizards and Muggles Interacted in the Past
- Sharted Universe
- - Willy Wonka Killed and Sacrificed Those Kids Cabin in the Woods-style
- Wet Fart
- - The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air is about Heaven
- You Oughta Know
- - Joey Is The Real Father Of All The Kids In Full House
- You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You
- - Eric Is in a Coma for Half of That 70’s Show
Categorical Oracle is a comedy podcast that pits three brave librarians against the rampant disorder of the modern world. Every other week your hosts apply the combined might of their organizational skills to a new topic in their never-ending quest to make things make sense.
