Minds at Yeerk

What's the difference between an alternate timeline and a dream? Yeah, we don't know either, but that doesn't stop us from debating it for most of this episode while we talk about where guilt dreams lead and why the Cannoli Timeline might be the best timeline.

It's time for reconnaisance! And a sleepover! And some Sunday night pool!

Before the Kelvin Timeline, before the Darkest Timeline, just slightly after Michael Crichton’s Timeline (but before the film adaptation of Michael Chrichton’s Timeline), there was…the Oreo Timeline.

Ain't no party like a Yeerk beach party 'cause a Yeerk beach party's got bocce.

Text! Subtext! Yet more Andalite prejudices! All brought to you by our new favorite Andalite love story.

In which everybody wants to be a cat.

Should Cassie build an army of animals that can morph? Is eating a buffalo that can morph into your vice principal cannibalism? Plus: we solve the mystery of why that bowl of petunias thinks, “Oh no, not again.”

To quote a beloved '90s property about kids fighting off an alien invasion of Earth, "It's Morphin' Time!" Tobias, Cassie, and the others pick up their first morphs; and the team learns that the Yeerks are looking for the kids from the construction site.

Since Day One, we've wondered how we should talk about Alternamorphs. The time has come, and guess what? We're not talking about them. We're playing them. As a homebrew, table top RPG. What have we gotten ourselves into?

Ax teaches his new girlfrenemy about the many uses of human mouths. Oh, Alloran's parents really should have raised him and his brother better.