Here is a little bonus content, where Jordan reads you a piece of Almost Human fan fiction.

In episodes two and three, Almost Human wanders into the gross inner workings of sexbots in the future before knocking-off Die Hard in all the best ways. 

(Podcast Note: Almost Human was broadcast out of order and we have opted to watch it in the creator's intended order. As a result, our episode numbering reflects official IMDb episode listing and will look out of order and super wonky. Just go with it.)

It's a crime-of-the-week bonanza as Kennex and Dorian get down to some police work when future tech kills via designer drugs for designer humans and robo-organ extortion rings in episodes six and ten of Almost Human.

(Podcast Note: Almost Human was broadcast out of order and we have opted to watch it in the creator's intended order. As a result, our episode numbering reflects official IMDb episode listing and will look out of order and super wonky. Just go with it.)

We start our most contemporary series to date, Almost Human. Featuring Karl Urban with his leg blown off and a Sensitive Soul-brand robot partner, who fight futuristic crime syndicates in a sci-fi police procedural that William Shatner should probably call his lawyers about.

We wrap up the second half of The Invaders mini-series/failed pilot as it very awkwardly tries to wedge autism into its mythology of chain-smoking, environment-polluting alien invaders and their evil plot to stop a subway expansion.