| Wet-Ass Farmer | |
| Lost in Foon episode | |
| Episode no. | Season 1 Episode 4 |
| Producers | Arnie Niekamp, Matt Young, Adal Rifai |
| Post-Production Coordination | Garrett Schultz |
| Special Assistance | Ryan DiGiorgi |
| Editor | Stephen Dranger |
| Lost in Foon Logo | Allard Laban |
| 'Lost in Foon' Tour Poster | Jasmin Darnell |
| Theme Song | Andy Poland |
| Original air date | June 3, 2020 |
| Cast | |
| Arnie Niekamp as Arnie Adal Rifai as Chunt Matt Young as Usidore Molly Lewis as Gnome Chomsky Ryan DiGiorgi as Craig Garrett Schultz as Pete V. Threeman |
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"Formerly the Dancing Donkey" is the fourth episode of the first season of Lost in Foon. It was originally released on June 3, 2020. This miniseries takes place sometime during season three of the main podcast.
Description
While Arnie and Usidore do their best to raise Chunt, they encounter a struggling bard.
Summary
Arnie, Chunt, & Usidore find themselves in The Dehydrated Mermaid in the city of Cloudfall.
Chunt is in a poor mood and acting out, leading Arnie & Usidore to discuss parenting strategies, and Usidore to threaten Chunt with a magically imposed conscious. Arnie offers to take the job as Chunts conscious instead.
Chunt has bought Usidore a magic book The Wicked Shall Decay from a local shop, but Usidore gifts it to Arnie, who attempts a few spells.
They meet Gnome Chomsky, a bard who plays the magical Arcana Lute. She can use the lute to cast certain prestidigitation spells (or p-ditty’s). Gnome talks about her past efforts as a bard in an adventuring, and her current work as a children’s birthday performer.
Arnie & Usidore are concerned Chunt may have committed a murder, but Gnome’s truth spell confirms he only looted a body.
New Characters
Tommy the Throat, a gangster giraffe
Jack Sequoia, deceased lumberjack
Cruise MsQuack, a deceased duck
Practice the falcon, who can take you to the Hall of Carnegie
Space bunker
Craig decides to go on a road trip, and takes the reluctant Pete V. Threeman along with him. They end up at an IKEA, but when a mysteriously familiar voice pages him, Craig makes a quick exit.
Earth references
- Peter Pan
- Carnegie Hall
- TikTok