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The last two weeks have been rough, to say the least. We didn't have a recording session for this episode. Rather, we decided to give you some of the unused audio from our One Year Anniversary Party. Some of the featured topics are characters from Duck Tales, some discussion on the elder porn demographic, and Melissa's presentation on Hufflepuff House.

We have our wrap up of SC Comicon 2018 and Melissa Klink joins us again to share some snacks she brought back from Canada. We manage to find things to talk about in between as well.

It's up to Chris, Tina and Dan to discuss Queen scoring movies. Did Christopher Lambert do anything good besides Highlander? More Star Wars: Rebels with a side of Star Wars. (Hey, you were tired of us talking about Star Trek: Discovery and The Orville. This is what you get now.) We talk some Marvel and some Infinity War. Is Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. getting good again?

EDIT: Chris was wrong about the actor that played Raiden in Mortal Kombat: Annihilation. This makes him even later to the party.

Here is a recording from our One Year Anniversary Party on March 10th, 2018. Like all the sessions we've done like this, it defies description. It's a bunch of us having a good time. We'll be back to more topical content in the next episode.

As we recover from yet another amazing Moser party, we prattle on about the Oscars. Having outdone Rick Sanchez, we have a tasting of the fabled Szechuan sauce from McDonalds. Chris lets his brony show a bit when talking about a new fighting game called Them’s Fightin’ Herds. Star Wars: Rebels, Star Wars: Clone Wars, and…MORE BLACK PANTHER!

How do you feel about Joss Whedon stepping down from directing Batgirl? Or about Fergie's interpretation of the national anthem? In this time when McDonald's now has enough Szechuan sauce for all of us, can we really afford to not watch Star Wars: Rebels? Oprah is wrinklin' that time. Oh...and Black Panther.

Our original mission for this podcast was to talk to a variety of people with a variety of passions. In the studio for this episode is our good friend Frankie Dusky of Happy Vagabonds Farm. Frankie tells us all about how she came to own goats and how dairy goat farming became her full-time passion. She answers our many questions and was a delight to have in the studio. Her visit may also have inspired a new punk band. We're not kidding.

We got the fevers! Wakandan fever and Olympic fever, that is. We talk a lot about Black Panther, but don't worry about spoilers. We recorded this before the movie released. We talk about the Winter Olympics and Olympics in general. But it would be us without obscure things Wing Commander and Condorman. Oh, and you will NEVER guess what Eric's first movie in the theater was. Chris called mom for the answer.

Our guest in this episode is all about the hits! Meet Luna Shovegood of the Spartanburg Deadly Dolls roller derby team. Luna tells us all about the sport and why she loves it. If your last memory of roller derby is the theatrical spectacles of the 70's and 80's, you're in for a surprise. Roller derby is a real sport now and it's growing in popularity.

Can you think of any meaningful scenes between Scotty and Dr. McCoy? We had a really hard time trying to do that. Do you know what's even harder? Coming up with a synopsis of this week's episode. That's what. I mean, it's all good. It's just...random.