
The Maze Bummer
A Parody of The Maze Runner
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Narrated by:
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Chris Brinkley
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By:
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Steve Lookner
About this listen
The Maze Runner just got hilarious!
When Thomas wakes up in a dark elevator, he has no idea where he is, or even who he is! But he soon finds out he's trapped in a giant maze with 50 dudes and no chicks.
That's right, no chicks.
Welcome to the Sausage Fest.
Faced with this horrible nightmare, Thomas must figure out how to escape. But until then, he'll be shoveling lots of klunk and hangin' with lots of dudes.
Talk about a bummer. A maze bummer.
The Maze Bummer is the hilarious new parody of The Maze Runner, written by top parody author Steve Lookner (Saturday Night Live, The Harvard Lampoon).
Will Thomas ever get to hang out with a girl again? Find out...in The Maze Bummer!
©2014 Steve Lookner (P)2016 Steve Lookner
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