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“The concept behind AS is so hilarious that I'm not even sure Kole or Gary know what a gem they've created. The basic conceit is that two guys play a bad video game requested by listeners. But Gary and Kole rarely play more than 20 minutes of the game, so episodes usually devolve into them using the games as springboards to discuss their own neuroses. It's like if every Seinfeld episode started with a half-assed Let's Play. Abject Suffering is one of the last remaining unspoiled surprises of the internet.”Read full review »
lookedubya via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/26/17
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“Great podcast, very funny and they occassionally get to the game! Only complaint would be that they haven't heard of Daley Thompson, one of the UKs finest Olympions!”Read full review »
M Howson via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
09/17/15
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“I came to this podcast expecting to hear Gary and Kole talk in detail about suffering through terrible video games that were selected by their sadistic listeners--like a nightmarish complement to Watch Out for Fireballs or Bonfireside Chat, their other "video game book club" podcasts. ...”Read full review »
bemused-muse via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
09/12/16
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“An essential part of the DuckFeed family, Gary and Kole play awful games and banter about them. Tons of fun and very funny, I look forward to new episodes each week.”
Logical Eagle via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/01/16
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