Episode 74 - Harry Potter...ish?
In this episode; Remington is back at it with another April Fools special! This time he is taking Shaun on an absolutely magical adventure with Daniel Elijah Wood Radcliffe's Harry Potter and the All I Want (Try Seventeen).
Meanwhile, Shaun gets censored because he is a naughty boy.
What fresh nightmare has Remington forced Shaun into? Will the virgin-shaming in this film give Shaun flashbacks? Why has Samantha joined Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice? Find out this week on Anime out of Context!
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