Alex Robinson (comicbookalex.com) of Star Wars Minute and Godfather Minute drops by to nerd out about a minute of a space movie. And then the conversation turns to Moonlighting, The Black Hole, and the contributions of Colin Cantwell to 2001 and Star Wars. 

For those scoring at home, Alex's Jupiter Moon score is: +3.

There's something seriously wrong with space and Chris and Rudi are going to figure this out. Rudi throws shade at Wile E Coyote and Chris continues to summarize abandoned story ideas from Arthur C Clarke's 2001 rough drafts. 

Chris and Rudi continue the harrowing journey following the monolith into the heart of the Jovian system. Also, they talk about frying pans. Chris insists on summarizing chapters from an out of print book that nobody owns.

Season 4 starts at the beginning of the end of 2001 - "Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite." In this episode they discuss their vacations, typography, and how they would specialize their craft as amusement park caricature artists.

Gina Pomponio (Big Girls Music, Paradise Club Vintage) helps Chris and Rudi close out the Jupiter Mission section of the film. See you next Wednesday!

Gina Pomponio (Paradise Club Vintage, Big Girls music) starts a three peat on this podcast at a very crucial juncture, as HAL finishes singing Daisy and our man Heywood Floyd begins his pre-recorded briefing. Gina presents her research on references to this scene in popular culture, while Chris overwhelms listeners with useless facts about the song "Daisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two)."

Chris and Rudi recap the year 1992, the year of HAL's birth. Hey look, another birthday in 2001! HAL begins singing "Daisy."

Chris and Rudi discuss the death of HAL and the differences between the original screenplay and how the scene plays out in the film.

Chris and Rudi get really deep and talk about death and Skinny Puppy tracks.

Chris and Rudi ponder the design of HAL's very-red Logic Memory Center.