Tony and Kevin review the plot, characters, and mistakes of the past 39 episodes. Get your questions answered, or at least halfway articulated!

A rift in the space-time continuum unaccountably co-locates the Abandoned Warehouse at the edge of Luna Base 3 with the Space Brig! Meanwhile, Lt. Schicklegruber is impatient for his special space breakfast...

Lt. Schicklegruber describes his interrogation, but they're all interrupted by banging at the gates!

Interim Captain Casey matches with her two depressed, oxygen-deprived captors in an abandoned warehouse? Who will pass out first?

At Space Hangar 9 on the moon, Cadet Billy asks a new set of infuriating questions while his interrogator is just trying to get work done. A new use for crossed horns is found, with obvious applications for the Hangar doctor's brand of frontier medicine.

While our Space Force officers languish in the Space Brig on Luna Base 3, Cadet Billy wanders into Squawk's Bar, where there's clearly no echo of Star Trek: Deep Space 9.

In the space brig on Luna Base 3, Lt. Schicklgruber learns about Cadet Neddy's and Lt. Commander Fawna's interrogation, while the guard is still stewing about his failure in Space Twenty Questions.

In the brig, Lt. Schicklgruber tries to play "Space 20 Questions" with an idiot guard, and when he's allowed to call his therapist, Dr. Dankmeme, she urges him to try a new, untested sedative.

Lt. Schicklegruber is confined to a holding cell in the Space Brig on Luna Base 3—why? No one knows, but Cadet Billy is brought in as well, still sporting his horns, and they are granted a call to a therapist. So... yes...

Sergeant Blonk of the Space Shore Patrol arrests our favorite Earth Space Force officers on officially flimsy pretexts and declares them guilty of all manner of crimes with their every utterance. Who needs justice when you can have a good laugh!