See You Next Week ...in Space!

Get ready for the exciting conclusion to The Orville (2017-present) two-parter Identity! This week the gals talk more about the ethical ramifications of AI and just how much they dislike an epic space battle.

The girls finally make a two-parter on purpose! This week, they start talking Seth MacFarlane’s surprisingly good The Orville (2017-present). If you like TNG, then this one is definitely for you.

You know it, you love it, this week the gals chat about mid-90s classic Space Jam (1996). Join them as they discuss the movie that covers three separate dimensions and was based on two different successful ad campaigns. What could go wrong?

How do you get people to like an anthology show? Make it about time travel! This week, the gals talk about an episode of Quantum Leap (1989-1993): the show that make Scott Bakula a star.

If you thought last week was a wild ride, just wait for the second installment of The Black Hole (1979)! Listen as Amy and Sarah talk about what happens when you commit to traveling through a black hole with your best robot friend.

This week’s episode lets the girls talk a truly surprising amount about their beliefs in the afterlife, specifically: is Hell a real place and will they be going? While it may be surprising to learn that The Black Hole (1979) goes there, it leads to some truly entertaining podcasting.

This week, Sarah and Amy go into the way, way back machine to talk about a very early sci-fi television series: Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (1954). Though notable for its nostalgic charm, the girls are more impressed by the intricacies of space law and Earth’s jurisdiction that this episode brings up.

You into Predator? Did you like our talk about Robo Vampire? What about martial arts? Are you a Nic Cage head? Well, this week’s selection is probably STILL not for you! Amy and Sarah talk about a real head scratcher of a film this week: Jiu Jitsu (2020).

It’s another listener request! Amy and Sarah talk about an episode of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (2016 to the present) that asks the question: does Bill Murray get to be the only actor to experience a time loop?

Are you a scifi fan who feels like you’ve seen it all? Well, this week’s selection is probably something you’ve missed. Robo Vampire (1988) combines all the elements you never thought could be combined: cyborgs, vampires, sorcery, and drug smuggling. It truly must be seen to be believed, but probably a better use of your time to listen to Amy and Sarah talk about it.