A strange tube has been found on the bridge which keeps delivering all kinds of odd things to the crew. Naturally, no members of the crew are worried about what could be sent through the tube, except for the resident wet blanket, Isaac. What a grump. Discussed in this episode: When boss characters join the protagonist, when tv shows become video games, how mario gets his powers and people who love to have NOT seen or played whatever you are into.

The crew discusses choice in video games, how developers make player's choices feel like they matter, the turing test, and Caine poses a compelling moral dilemma.

Isaac has a bounty on his head, and a dangerous alien has come to collect. In this episode: Bad Sci-fi rules, cool movie deaths, the difference between sci-fi and fantasy, how much underworld sucks, and body pillows - among other things!

Season 2! We're better than ever. Thank you so much to the incomparable Kyle Hebert (DBZ, Naruto, Bleach, etc.) for your contribution to this episode! He didn't ask for anything in return for helping us, and we are huge fans, so here is a little promotion. His website: http://www.kylehebert.com/ Twitter: @Kylehebert The crew discuss DBZ, Diablo and...Da-Sliders. I just wanted to alliterate. Isaac is shocked to find out about Nathan's past.

While talking about old school video games, the crew meets one of the ship's strangest inhabitants.

In order to cobble together some sort of organization, Isaac tries to get each member of the crew to choose a profession aboard the ship.

Isaac awakes from a near coma with the ship having recently recovered from a Red Alert. He calls the crew to the bridge to figure out what happened while he was unconscious.

The ship is in desperate need of a doctor, and the crew argues over the best way to decide who should have to do the job. Later, they are faced with a tricky moral dilemma.

A man from the 21st century named Siey is on The Drake...and he brings out the worst in all of the crew members.

Caine's voice has undergone an interesting modification...and the crew has been invited to a party by some other residents of the ship. Also we all die from background noise.