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{{Infobox episode|| | {{Infobox episode||color_theme=aih|title = We're Not Calling It Duckberg|episode_number = 00|pubDate = September 12, 2014|nextEpisode = "[[We Have Not Yet Begun To Be Pompous]]"|episodeFocus = Worldbuilding|previousEpisode = N/A|length = 176 min|episode_page = https://friendsatthetable.net/seasons-of-hieron-00-were-not-calling-it-duckberg | ||
transcript = https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xCBFsZqxr56ELVzXcpZ5nmH8bQO-rUHE66dbUEWgnA4/edit?usp=sharing }}''"In our first episode, [[Austin Walker|Austin]] staples "post-" onto the front of genres he doesn't love to create new ones he maybe likes more. You know, genres like "post-fantasy" and "post-post-apocalypse." Meanwhile, [[Art Martinez-Tebbel|Art]] struggles with what faith looks like after the [[Erasure|end of the world]], [[Keith J Carberry|Keith]] wants to burn the past down, [[Ali Acampora|Ali]] finally gets her [[Hella's sword|talking ghost sword]], [[Jack de Quidt|Jack]] designs a [[New Archives|culture]] devoted to warehouses and index cards, and [[Nick Scratch|Nick]] thinks a lot about [[Elf|Elven]] privilege."'' | |||
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"In our first episode, Austin staples "post-" onto the front of genres he doesn't love to create new ones he maybe likes more. You know, genres like "post-fantasy" and "post-post-apocalypse." Meanwhile, Art struggles with what faith looks like after the end of the world, Keith wants to burn the past down, Ali finally gets her talking ghost sword, Jack designs a culture devoted to warehouses and index cards, and Nick thinks a lot about Elven privilege."