The meat of this episode is about Nerdcore Hip Hop, but which famous guitarist does Matt diagnose with permanent overconfidence? Really? No guess? It's in the title. Listen, this isn't easy but I think it's time we had a little chat about your reading comprehension. Your mother and I are very worried.

Skee-Lo, the Olympics, Mustangs, Cats.

Another member of the B5 fraternity is gone, but could he read? Why does Matt's wife rush to Broccoli's defense? When will we take the hint and stop recording these?

What are the cardinal rules of science fiction on TV? If rule number one was "try not to talk about Star Trek every week" we'd be breaking it. But depressing world events aren't a much better topic and frankly no one is listening anyway.

To be completely honest, this episode really feels like it's just for us. But then, what do you get out of this podcast in the first place? We genuinely don't know.

In one of our least Star Treky episodes ever, we discuss women's sports, music, Science(!), and not much else. Somehow it ends up our longest ever sortie.

It's becoming the summer of Star Trek at Brother Date HQ and neither of us is particularly pleased by the development. We also don't really understand the consequences of the big Brexit vote, whose results are coming in live even as we put this together. But we do know which human is the Bravest of His Race.

Judah was down for the count with a "huge pneumonia" but he's back and... as good as ever? Like this was never really that good. You have been warned.

It's cheesy butt-rock vs. australian agit-pop here in episode 9. Plus the worst names from Star Wars, a rundown of the TNG season 1 episode Haven, a Zika warning, and much much more. Seriously, it's a movie-length episode this time.

Which Millionaires Club will we discuss tonight? Does matt know as much about ROTK as he claims? Plus, our take on the Revolutionary War. IT IS A HOT TAKE.