Update: Confirmation that scary weirdo EffenDunn is gone.
Jason C. Cleanthes — aka EffenDunn aka EffenDumb — has, up until now, been Leo’s producer. Since he has no discernable skills, his future at TWiT is now in question.
Perhaps he kept providing crappy lists to Leo, week after week, resulting in his current — at least — demotion.
Leo later treated him as an intern taking photos. He may have to ramp up his Uber driving.
We previously thought he had been fired and we were wrong, so we don’t want to be too quick to call this one.
Be sure to read our comprehensive coverage of Jason C. Cleanthes (EffenDunn)’s time at TWiT.
Editor’s note: Today we welcome “Leica Lens” as a contributing author. Welcome aboard, buddy.
EffenDumb did the impossible today on TNT. He confused Lindsey Turrentine for Abby Johnston. How could EffenDumb confuse the beautiful Abby with Lindsey? It could either be poor eyesight, inability to use the Tricaster after many months, or general incompetence. We can’t be sure.
How can you confuse this
With this angel?
To try to erase the memory from your mind, we leave with the actual Abby’s main picture from her website:
Incompetent buffoons Leo and Lisa can’t manage a new flagship show debut without misspelling the first lower third on the screen. Did they have EffenDumb (Jason C. Cleanthes) on the job?
In literally the first scene of the first episode of TNSS, they misspelled Petaluma in the lower third…. Off to a great start.
When this show is a HUMONGOUS success and historians look back on the first episode, I’m sure they will be nothing but impressed.
In case you think we’re liars like Leo Laporte, it’s still in the posted episode as of the posting of this article, but we suspect they will fix it after this post (at least in the download version).
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