This Week in Pendant 100th Episode Sketch

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Description

This was a brief sketch done for the 100th episode of This Week in Pendant, a weekly news show for Pendant Audio. (Website hidden)

Featuring the voice talents of Melissa Autumn Hearne and David Ault.

Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Accents

British (General)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
it opens out. That's a huge cave back here. Quick. Mind your heads. Incredible. What's this? Is this an animal horn? Perhaps some rudimentary order received remains picnic. Was this one's of cake? I think we've found something. We need more proof by George. I think we got it. Look at this war. It's covered in cave paintings. Do they mean Well, let's see. There's the man at the top. Is that some sort of crown? He's wearing a fascinating. There's an inscription. It looks like every canary. That's it. King ery on the figure challenging him. Looks two dimensional. Defiant, wouldn't you say? But here, in a cave in Las Vegas, you really think absolutely. Once upon a time in Vegas, people living right here in these caves were listening dependent audio shows. You're sure look around you here, these hybrid figures, a cat woman shaming and on the ceiling hanging upside down. A Batman may have a point. Okay, then. What about this man and girl? Beautifully drawn. Just Super Sunday. And who wouldn't wonder about this woman over here? Good grief. What is that? Some kind of ritual? It looks like some sort of spanking. Yeah, I wonder what? Over on this side? Oh, yes, I found another reference. There's some ancient eat. I heart did see Steinberg. That's not a pendant show. Focus. Look at the mural on this side. A line of people walking up and across the wall behind a man reading a pointy stick or a spear, is it? I don't get it. Some sort of leader. It seems he, uh he shakes a spear and they all start tricking after him right to the end, following a star. Hard to tell if a star wars visible here, it's not visible. Now, heading toward a box. No room. Oh, uh, a whole group of how I say and 300. Oh, we can't have the public about this. It's obscene. Well, what a mysterious culture. We most certainly must cheque the facts. Do you have your laptop look up a pendant the direct way or by using as many mildly sexual references as possible? What do you think? Well, a few 1000 years of twit may seem a little farfetched to someone, however. We can still celebrate the last century of shows, together with its founder and executive producer, Jeffrey Bridges, and his fine team. Thank you