Jude Danimal
The host of the podcast who also works at Build-A-Bear and insists on being called Danimal to avoid confusion with the other Jude.
Highlight Bits & Quotes
11The ADR Specialist and the Anemia Refuel
Jude Danimal reveals he is being transferred to Build-A-Bear Dubai because of his unique ADR skills, while Katelon is mocked for needing to refuel her body every 15 minutes due to her supposed anemia.
"I'm being transferred over to Dubai because they need a specialist in voice recordings."
"Your body doesn't need to refuel itself every 15 minutes."
"It's not the anemia and that's not what anemia is."
Lisa Vanderpump Cancels the Show
The true showrunner, Lisa Vanderpump, appears to reveal that Build-A-Bear Dubai was a lie to create drama. Since the cast didn't take the bait and the trailer only has 4 views, the show is cancelled.
"Stop it everyone, it's me, Lisa Vanderpump!"
"Build-A-Bear Dubai isn't real. We just made that up to make you guys angry."
"You have four views on your trailer."
The Two Judes and the Mistaken Identity Plot
Jude Danimal and Jude Turcotte confuse the group with their identical names, leading to a discussion about the 'Who's on Third' comedy routine and Jude Danimal's aggressive attempts to host the reunion over Andy Cohen.
"I parked your car in front of his front door so he couldn't come."
"I wrote Who's on Third. It's my favorite one because it's three times as better."
The Glendale Galleria Pride Parade Disaster
The cast recounts a chaotic incident where their float collided with Uniqlo and a chair massage float, causing a sewer system malfunction that ruined the parade and their reputation at retail softball games.
"The manhole cover vibrated, it caused all the shit in all the toilets to shoot out."
"I shouldn't have yelled at the people on the Club Libby Lu float."
The Goo Goo Dolls Bar Mitzvah Incident
The group discusses a disastrous episode where Mark Reznik of the Goo Goo Dolls ordered 50 bears for a Bar Mitzvah, only for Sylvia to tackle him and set up an unauthorized B12 supplement stand.
"Sylvia, you tackled Mark Reznik of the Goo Goo Dolls."
"Where are these kids going to get their supplements if I just saw that there was a Bar Mitzvah with no supplements at it?"
Build-A-Bear Dubai and the Return of Cortisol
Katelon reveals that a spin-off show is filming in Dubai. Jude Danimal is devastated to learn his ex-girlfriend, Cortisol, will be running it, leading to a reveal about their 25-year relationship.
"Cortisol, my ex-girlfriend who I dated for 25 years before we started the show."
"They're doing Build-A-Bitch Dubai and they're going to have us verse each other."
Katelon Cisco: Heir to the Restaurant Supply Fortune
The group realizes Katelon's last name is Cisco, leading to a confusing debate over whether she is the heir to the networking company, the singer, or the restaurant supply giant.
"You're the heir of Cisco! Not Cisco the artist, Cisco the restaurant supply company."
"Why are there so many Ciscos that are so good at what they do?"
The Battle of the Judes
Host Jude Danimal and employee Jude Turcotte argue over the necessity of using last names to differentiate themselves, leading to the nickname 'Danimal' and confusion over who is actually confused.
"If someone says Jude, we have to know who's saying it because everyone calls me by Danimal but sometimes they say Jude."
Fighting in TikTok Censorship Code
The cast explains that because their clientele is so young, they have to have heated reality show arguments using 'censorship language' like 'un-alive' and 'corned' to avoid upsetting the children.
"I kept telling you to un-alive yourself because you corned my boyfriend."
The Popeye Bear Controversy
A heated argument erupts over Natasha's stuffing technique. Sylvia and Jude Danimal accuse her of overstuffing bear arms, making them look like Popeye and setting a bad example for children.
"Your bears look like Popeye!"
Meet the Cast of 'Build-A-Bitch Rules'
The cast of a new Bravo reality show set in a Glendale Build-A-Bear introduces themselves, immediately descending into reality TV tropes including dating rumors, platform-shaming, and manufactured drama.
"Move over Vanderpump Rules, there's a new ensemble of wildly sexy, interesting, and dramatic employees."