Martin from the soon-to-be-no-more-but-currently-still-a-thing podcast Extended Edition, joins me to natter about the lame 2000 pilot Star Patrol. A Star Trek parody directed by none other than Jonathan Frakes. We talk about the cast, where the show may have gone and just how impractical it would be for an actress to have fake wings strapped to her back on a weekly basis. Enjoy!

The wonderful David Misch returns to the show to chat about Inner Tube, which he wrote and was directed by Jim Henson. We also talk about his contributions to Muppets Take Manhattan and Frank Oz's Little Shop of Horrors. It's a fun chat, enjoy!

Tysto returns to talk Bunco (1977) a cop show starring Robert Urich and Tom Selleck as two useless cops who do absolutely nothing and leave most of the work to a female cop while they sit around. Yet they are treated as though they are good at their jobs. It's not a parody.

Adrian Paul is the titular hero in this dull action pilot directed by Tom (Fright Night, Child's Play) Holland. We talk the action. the acting, Paul's accent and wonder just what The Owl actually is. Is he human or a mutant? We'll never know. Or care, really.

Jimmy is joined by Jen from the Pilot Inspectors podcast to chat about a 2007 pilot that spoofs shows such as The O.C, Buffy and Dawson's Creek. It's a fun discussion about not a very fun show but we hope you enjoy.

Jimmy is very happy to be joined by David Misch, the co-writer and producer of Callahan, the topic of the last episode. David tells some funny and interesting stories on the show's credits/theme, the cast, the stunts and just where he thinks things went wrong with the pilot. Enjoy.

Tysto returns to chat about Callahan, a comedy pilot starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Hart Bochner. Tysto hates it, I don't. Enjoy! Outro music: "Callahan's Theme (Theme from Callahan)" by Peggy Black and Nick Driver.

Jimmy is joined by John Pavlich from the Sofa Dogs podcast to discuss B-Men, written by Dave Thomas and directed by Steve Miner. They discuss the casting, the problematic nature of a certain character and Jimmy takes the time to crap on the Clerks pilot from the last episode again. The great 80s theme to B-Men can be heard at the end of the episode.

Jimmy is joined by Owen Ward to chat about the terrible 1995 sit-com pilot of Clerks. It was made without the help of Kevin Smith and we discuss its "humour", its cast and basically just wonder why it happened. This podcast contains mild bad language. Think of it as rated PG-13. Or PG, if this was the 1980s.

Jimmy and Tysto chat about the John Woo directed pilot The Robinsons: Lost in Space. They talk about how it is half WB teen drama and half John Woo action movie on a TV budget. They also wonder just where Dr. Smith is. They can't find him anywhere. Do you know? What do you mean "have you checked under the couch?"