Dispatching the 118

After watching what was probably the messiest, disorganized episode to come from this show in a long time, Mads and Laura have some big feelings.

Happy 100 episodes! Laura and Mads discuss what it means to reach such a milestone. Then, they dive into the episode and why it doesn't quite work as well as some of the other episodes so far this season.

Laura and Mads breakdown the parts of this episode that worked really well. Sometimes grief takes us to places we never expected, as witnessed in Eddie's journey.

Mads and Laura talk about why the conclusion of the space storyline not only stuck the landing, but managed to make Athena's grief journey highly relatable. Why were we crying? What are we looking forward to and do we believe Bobby is still alive? All that and more!

Mads and Laura breakdown what really works for this episode. But, just because we are enjoying this pacing doesn't mean we aren't ready to move forward from space. Who's storyline was your favorite during this episode?

Laura and Mads discuss the character developments happening while the team deals with an incompetent billionaire and their friends being stuck in space.

Laura and Mads discuss #BobbyAliveMaxxing and why elements of this episode were great, but we still needed more. How did you feel about this opening episode? Are you still believing Bobby might be alive?

After a very uneven set of episodes, we've finally come to the end of Season 8. Will we survive the hiatus until Season 9? Do we think Buddie will ever happen? Mads and Laura also take time to break down some media literacy in hopes our listeners can have a better understanding of THAT PR cycle.

Mads and Laura breakdown why on the surface some of the episodes moments look good, but upon further reflection aren't. As we round out this season we look back on all that the season contained and how put together feels disjointed and not as cohesive as previous seasons.

Laura and Mads look at all angles of this particular episode and discuss why it didn't flow right and why this was a massive disservice to the memory of Captain Bobby Nash.