Ross and Carrie unpack a barrel of references to cold reading, hypnosis, stage magic, age regression therapy, satanism, possession, and even spoon bending baked into the horror film “Late Night with the Devil”. Will it turn out to be, like Scooby Doo, a story in which the villain was the janitor all along? Or will our James Randi-inspired curmudgeon Carmichael Haig meet his doom at the hands of the supernatural?
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Ross and Carrie take their first level of classes at Bob Larson’s exorcism school. In just ten short (read: long) modules, they will finally learn whether exorcism existed before, or if Bob is just making this all up.
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Ross and Carrie time travel to 2013, when they first heard word of the School of Exorcism and turned to their paltry 2013 budget for one tuition. They recall how Carrie entered the student body, too; the steep cost of this “higher” education; and what registration looks like. Then, they take their first class! Plus, they give a brief bio for Bob Larson, the world’s favorite camera-ready-non-Catholic-exorcist.
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Welcome to the first entry in our longest investigation to date: a journey that has taken us over eight years and counting. Under the careful tutelage of world-renowned, protestant exorcist Bob Larson, Ross and Carrie take classes, attend seminars, and take challenging tests, all to become certified exorcists. In this first episode, they tell a live audience in Dallas, Texas, about their uniquely bizarre experience at the International School of Exorcism’s 2019 conference.
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Live from the Mission Theater in Portland, Oregon, Ross and Carrie describe the last several days being "haunted" by possessed dolls from eBay. They discuss the tender art of picking your own cursed toys, and perform a few ersatz experiments with the crowd. Plus, audience members take part in an impromptu poetry slam, and Carrie springs a musical duet on Ross.
Oh No Ross and Carrie