Possibly our most chaotic episode yet, which is saying a lot. The crew of the F.S.C. fictional 19th century Nantucket whaling ship that appears in the 1851 novel Moby Dick by American author Herman Melville searches for the remaining keycard that will open their path forward. They make a new friend, do some property damage, and make even more sarcastic remarks. Adventure!

The crew begins searching for the key cards to open their path forward. Olivier does a dramatic reading. Jack Blaster attempts to solve puzzles.

The crew enters the 'mine' and discovers more strangeness. Jack Blaster acts like a pirate, C'lara acts like Counselor Troi, and the rest of the crew say sarcastic stuff constantly. Adventure!

The F.S.C. Fictional 19th-century Nantucket whaling ship that appears in the 1851 novel Moby-Dick by American author Herman Melville makes its way towards the planet Jiank, but runs into some trouble along the way.

We introduce a new cast member, Kate, and a game written by our very own Duncan Lott! This is The Farthest Stars

The end of our arc in 1997, for now. DP5 HT2 attempt to end the trouble with Momma Delilah, and Sister.

DP5-HT2 make a new... friend? Felix finally gets to sleep. Hunk, Ellie, and Chastity find themselves caught in a strange trap.

The team DP5-HT2 follows their first lead at a bar, and things generally escalate wildly from there.

We introduce our characters and play out the first scenes of 'Somewhere in Arizona, 1997...'

This bonus session was recorded without Sofia during our Sardonic Harmonics sessions, and it felt weird to hold on to it forever. Prepare yourselves for the perilous journey to Orkegon! Stop along the way for an expectoration ale.