Returning guest Stephen joins us as the Inhumans as they finally get the gang back together and we wonder if maybe the royal family aren't actually heroes at all in episodes five and six.

Ganja farms, surf militias, prison riots, veterinary science for giant dogs and randomly generated super powers take up time in episodes three and four of Inhumans.

We use a terrogenesis booth to mutate into the Inhumans for a trip to Hawaii and the Moon in episodes one and two.

Sharon Stone stays exclusively in her office while our hippy-interpreting, hot shot hero and his cyborg partner take to the knock-off Fury Road in the TV movie/failed pilot for Badlands 2005.

The Escape Pod™ jettisons us to episode seven of Quark to witness the crew face off against a condescending AI that has been installed in their ship.

It's a Halloween so we visit Mockingbird Lane with guest Laura for the failed pilot/TV movie remake of The Munsters.

Returning guest Jane boards Quark for mission to a "romantic interlude" and the arrival of Quark's anti-self from the anti-universe in episodes two and three.

We travel to the final frontier of waste collection and 70s parody in the two pilot episodes of Quark.

We're joined by guest Franny to meet the new class of mutants as they crib notes from the plot of Batman Forever, including their own Jim Carrey impersonation, in the TV movie/failed pilot Generation X.

Space Rangers reaches the end of its run with a special guest appearance by Buddy Hackett as Lenny Hacker crashing on the prison planet Catraz and a court room drama where proper legal procedures are suggestions at best in episodes five and six.