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47. Collectible Flashback: 1999 Burger King Promotional Toys
12/4/202337:01
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Join us as we roll back the year to 1999 and dive into the Burger King promotional toy lines that came out along with the launch of the 1st Pokemon movie. Toys we cover in this episode include:
Key Rings
Pokemon Squirters
Rev-Tops
Launchers
Talking Plush
Light-Ups
Poke-Bean Bags
Burger King Cards
23k Gold Cards
Pokedex Entry of the week: Poliwrath
We continue our Crack-a-Pack segment where we each open a pack live on the episode.
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1999 Burger King Promotional Toys Overview
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