Does Jeff finish reading Space Jam on UF?

I started watching all the Unprofessional Fridays, taking notes on segments and games I want to edit out for my own stupidity. One of them was combine all the Space Jam segments into one, but does Jeff actually finish the book or did I miss it? Last time I have written down for Jeff reading the book was UF 4/5/13. I'm currently on UF 7/26/13 and he doesn't even have the book with him. Was just curious if that whole thing was just stopped or it comes back later episodes.

I'm also jumping around so I could have easily missed a chapter or two but not the entire ending of the book.

@nightriff: No, he has yet to finish reading Space Jam on air.

If only he had ended with this:

Also, somebody force Jeff to watch the movie already. It's inconceivable to me that he hasn't seen Space Jam.

@nightriff: He has not finished it on air. I imagine he will eventually.

And when I finally send him this Space Jam stuff, it'll force his hand...

Thanks guys, guess I'll hold on to the chapters separately until he finishes reading it. Has he read any of it lately or was it be 6 months since he has touched the book?

@nightriff: Jeff made an offhand comment GOD KNOWS WHERE (it could've been any number of live streams, podcasts, or Jar Time videos from the past few months, I literally have no idea) that the book got misplaced at some point and he doesn't know where it is.

Wait, so all he needs is someone to send him the book? He should have asked...

Totally forgot that Jordan and the Looney Tunes took PEDs to make that game-winning run on the Monstars. Not so sure how to feel about life anymore, y'guys.

I will not allow such slander, sir!

Yeah, Jeff really should finish the book.

Hey, the Monstars were the first to use them; they started the war. Jordan and the Looney Tunes just did what they had to do to stay competitive. You don't understand the pressures, man. You weren't in their shoes. The planet was on the line!

was only funny the first time

I was disappointed that he didn't

It was boring as hell, so I hope not.

It was a one time joke that I hope we can put behind us already. Similar to how people last night were constantly yelling "play Windjammers!!" during the PS4 stream - c'mon doods.

@humanity said:

On the other hand, Windjammers is better than most of the games they played during the PS4 stream.

The moral I took from the story is that it's okay to cheat if the bad guys cheat even more. And being loony is totally okay and occasionally can save the world.

@humanity: Windjammers is absolutely not a fucking joke.

It's a fun game and I'd definitely like to play it with friends if anyone I knew owned some version of it, but I'm kind of excited about the future of gaming more than reliving the past. Maybe it's just me though, cause whenever I see an awesome new kickstarter/trailer for an 8bit styled side scroller I just roll my eyes while others are freakin pumped.

That is exactly it. You only need to be slightly more moral than your evil opponent.

And looniness is always welcome! :D

I'm sure some of you guys have already seen this, but in case not, this is more important than anything else in your life right now.

http://screen.yahoo.com/sketchy/30-30-space-jam-game-155008766.html

it was funny in that way that Andy Kaufman was funny. I love "fuck the audience" comedy.

After a while, though, it can get stale- as all good things will.

That being said, I don't care one way or the other on if he ever reads it again.

I really wish he did.