Sean, Bay, and Andy are joined by Julia to talk about The Ark, a story that in no way reminds us of the last two years. Along the way, the Doctor talks to a chair, Stephen is super sweaty, and Some Guy is found guilty of sucking at his job. Meanwhile, Andy wonders about the constituents of Monoid farts, Bay wonders if elephants make good eatin', and we all want to go to MonoidCon.

Sean, Bay, and Andy are joined by Kieran to talk about the lightest episode of Doctor Who, The Massacre. Along the way, Steven shows he can't cope on his own for just a couple hours, the Doctor takes WAY TOO LONG to realize When he is, and Gaston just .... sucks. Meanwhile, Sean can't consistently pronounce French words correctly, Andy's a Moose, Gabagool, and we all meet the one human being even dumber than Steven.

Sean, Bay, and Andy are rejoined by Dan to conclude their discussion with the final four episodes of the massive 12-part Epic, The Daleks' Master Plan. Along the Way, the Monk tries to convince everyone he's just an innocent passing time traveler, Steven is a bumbling caveman who is easily confused, and Sarah comes complete with karate chop action. Meanwhile, William Hartnell's having much more fun than usual, Sean does a Magical (Mavical?) impersonation of Chen, and Andy feels chills as the story ends.

Sean, Bay, and Andy are rejoined by Dan to continue their discussion with the middle four episodes of the massive 12-part Epic, The Daleks' Master Plan. Along the way, the Doctor becomes a Demon; Mavic Chen writes like a child falling asleep; and Jean Marsh is weirdly typecast in her Doctor Who roles. Meanwhile, Sean demonstrates his intimate knowledge of cricket; Bay's unhappy with an unnecessary plot twist; and Andy orders some food.

Sean, Bay, and Andy are joined by Dan to talk about the first four episodes of the massive 12-part Epic, The Daleks' Master Plan. Along the way, the Doctor keeps teaching his new companion things that he probably shouldn't; the Daleks try WAY too hard to burn a Cactus; and Katarina really takes flight. Meanwhile, Sean wonders if this is how people in the future really write; Andy thinks everyone is a bad couple; and John Wiles continues to Mean Girl William Hartnell.

Sean, Bay, and Andy are joined by Park to finish out The Myth Makers. Along the way, The Doctor forgets how to lie, Steven is in desperate need of drugs, and Vicki practices prophecy without a license. Meanwhile, Park continues to teach us the classics, Andy thinks Cressida is a dumb name to randomly give someone, and Sean makes his feelings on John Wiles very clear.

Sean, Bay, and Andy are joined by Park in this trip to the Trojan War. We also talk about the terrible time that William Hartnell had making this serial, and about some of the negative aspects of his reputation that follow. Along the way, the Doctor wanders into a battlefield to ask for directions; Vicki gets REALLY into the idea of meeting some ancient Greek heroes; and Stephen proves that he's never watched Ghostbusters. Meanwhile, Park wonders where the war's gone; Andy can't stop talking about lice; and Bay is awestruck by a pun.

Sean, Bay, and Andy are joined by Dan to watch this very unusual One-Parter. Along the way, we meet Space James Bond, Licensed to Kill; marvel at the show's ignoring of basic astronomical definitions; and meet some Animal-Cactus Crossbreeds. Meanwhile, Andy bemoans a missed traumatization opportunity; Sean calls for the Daleks to salt the Galaxy (or Universe, or Solar System); and Terry Nation treats us all to a backdoor Daleks pilot.

Sean, Bay, and Andy talk about Galaxy 4. Along the way, the Doctor continually insults Drahvin technology, Steven TRIES to be clever, and Vicki throws a rock. Meanwhile, Sean strains his voice, Andy lectures us on Star Trek, and we all see just how terrible Maaga is.

In our 25th Episode Spectacular, Andy and Bay revisit their Pre-Season Predictions to see how they did, and make new ones for Season Three. Afterward, we once again alienate our audience by giving our rankings of this season's episodes.