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How Many Chapters Are In My Dad Wrote A Porno?
2026-01-16 11:26:28
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Angela
2026-01-19 13:23:50
Believe it or not, 'My dad Wrote A Porno' isn't your typical novel—it's a hilariously awkward podcast where Jamie Morton reads his dad's self-published erotic novel, 'Belinda Blinked.' The podcast itself is divided into seasons rather than chapters, with each season covering a book in the series. There are five books in total, and each book has around 6-8 episodes (or 'chapters,' if you will). The whole thing spans about 60 episodes, including specials and Q&A sessions.
What makes it so addictively cringe is the way Jamie and his friends Alice Levine and james Cooper react in real-time to the absurd prose. From Belinda's 'pomegranate-sized breasts' to the bizarre corporate world of pots and pans, it’s a trainwreck you can’t look away from. If you’re counting 'chapters' as episodes, though, you’re in for a Wild ride—just don’t listen in public unless you’re ready to burst out laughing unexpectedly.
What makes it so addictively cringe is the way Jamie and his friends Alice Levine and james Cooper react in real-time to the absurd prose. From Belinda's 'pomegranate-sized breasts' to the bizarre corporate world of pots and pans, it’s a trainwreck you can’t look away from. If you’re counting 'chapters' as episodes, though, you’re in for a Wild ride—just don’t listen in public unless you’re ready to burst out laughing unexpectedly.
Ivy
2026-01-21 19:06:13
Five books, sixty-ish episodes, and one unforgettable descent into literary madness—that’s 'My Dad Wrote A Porno.' The podcast format means there aren’t formal chapters, but each episode feels like a new level of absurdity. Jamie’s dad, who wrote the original 'Belinda Blinked' novels, clearly had no idea his work would become a global comedy phenomenon. The hosts’ reactions—equal parts horrified and delighted—are half the fun. Whether you binge it or savor it, this is one of those rare gems where the cringe factor is the entire appeal.
Kelsey
2026-01-22 05:45:17
I got hooked on 'My Dad Wrote A Porno' during a long commute, and boy, does it make time fly. The podcast doesn’t follow a traditional chapter structure—it’s more like a drunken choose-your-own-adventure book narrated by a guy who can’t believe he’s reading his dad’s terrible smut aloud. The series has five 'books,' each Broken into podcast episodes that run about 30 minutes. All together, there are roughly 60 episodes, including bonus content.
The beauty of it isn’t just the terrible writing (though lines like 'her eyes were like two brown Embers burning in a skillet' deserve awards). It’s the hosts’ sheer disbelief and improvisational riffing that turns it into comedy gold. If you’re looking for a precise chapter count, think of each episode as a mini-chapter in the Saga of Belinda Blossom’s inexplicable adventures in the ceramics trade.
The beauty of it isn’t just the terrible writing (though lines like 'her eyes were like two brown Embers burning in a skillet' deserve awards). It’s the hosts’ sheer disbelief and improvisational riffing that turns it into comedy gold. If you’re looking for a precise chapter count, think of each episode as a mini-chapter in the Saga of Belinda Blossom’s inexplicable adventures in the ceramics trade.
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