We do a lot of impressions of the characters in this one, for some reason. Jacques Renault can't run that fast. A lengthy Google exploration into the difference between voluntary and involuntary manslaughter was cut out of the middle of this one. We briefly revisit our love of Doc Hayward, who is struggling with the concept of Diet Lasagna.

Remember how we said we were going to find a new word to use instead of "weird"? No such luck. Other words overused include "compelling" and "sincere." Some spoilers in our discussion of the funeral scene. Also spoilers for Murder on the Orient Express. Matt reviews Into the Spiderverse and Bojack Horseman. Also, we do talk about Twin Peaks.

Episode 3, "Zen, or the Skill to Catch a Killer." Tibetan Buddhists aren't Zen Buddhists. We discuss David Lynch's directorial choices, the Horne brothers' hooker assignments, and Harry Truman's questionable insults, but only after about 15 attempts to record the intro.

Episode 2, "Traces to Nowhere."

There's a fish in the percolator. Unclear how seriously we're supposed to be taking some of these scenes. We need to find a synonym for "weird."

We discuss the Twin Peaks pilot, our love of Doc Hayward, and copyediting for Flesh World. Disclaimer: We super didn't know what we were doing with this first episode. We promise we'll eventually get better at this.