Kiama sees the sea. Eshka is purely just vibing. VC-20 explains biology. Miya stands near a tree that we can't describe. It's the one where we refuse to stop adopting everyone.

Miya lives up to her family's legacy. Kiama learns a name. Eshka stops, drops, and rolls. VC-20 smacks a bitch. It's the one where we plead for mercy from a mouse.

Eshka takes a walk. VC-20 is a galactic treasure. Miya definitely doesn't have any tension. Kiama remembers. It's the one that isn't sponsored by Larabar or Casper Mattress.

VC-20 finds the bodies. Kiama doesn't hesitate. Eshka makes a friend. Miya disappears into her regrets, like tears in the rain. It's the one where we grossly misrepresent what kind of conditions can create mummies.

Miya goes fast. VC-20 makes some investments. Kiama takes a bath. Eshka has her mind blown. It's the one we've got a bad feeling about.

Eshka plays with an iPad. Miya drinks too much coffee. VC-20 uses his dad voice. Kiama gets a pet rock. It's one of many non-musical episodes.

The gang talks about the rules of Genesys, their character builds, and chucking dice. Some spoilers for post-episode 6 events

Kiama lands a ship. Eshka finds a video. Miya provokes some cops. VC-20 adopts a crystalline cause. It's the one with a title crawl we can't show you.