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"You know Tanaka, he usually makes through okay in the end."
This week for Season 4, Episode 16 "Broken Heart", em and rainbow talk about average joe Tanaka, reluctantly delve into his feelings for Kiyoko, and do one (hopefully) final rant about this season's attempt at a romantic subplot.
Content Warning: The chit chat section up top contains some descriptions of graphic violence. While the topic we discuss in that section is important, we understand some folks may not want to hear this particular part. If you're one of those people, feel free to skip ahead 30 to 60 seconds at 02:00.
Episode Discussion Begins at 06:03
Spoiler Zone Begins 53:56
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