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We analyze S2E12 of DS9: The Alternate. Odo's "Dad" drops by to say hi and maybe abuse yet another life form.

Ruthie is back, as she and Brian talk through S3E5 of Star Trek: Discovery, titled Die Trying. Sorry for the lateness of this episode but it's a good one!

For this episode 73 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, LT, Kyle and Brian talk through Bury Her Next to Jasper's Leg. Fear the Walking Dead Season 6 Episode 6 was written by Alex Delyle and directed by Sharat Raju. They also discuss The Walking Dead: World Beyond S1E7 Truth or Dare.

We analyze S2E11 of DS9: Rivals. Everyone's luck starts to fluctuate as a new visitor opens a casino on the Promenade.

Kyle, LT and Brian talk through Fear the Walking Dead S6E5, titled Honey. They also discuss The Walking Dead: World Beyond S1E6 Shadow Puppets.

Ruthie couldn't join us again this week, so Brian and guest host LT from The Walking Dead Talk Through talk through S3E4 of Star Trek: Discovery, titled Forget Me Not. We enjoyed this expositional Trill episode combined with an old-fashioned dysfunctional Thanksgiving dinner. All in all, this was a very enjoyable episode.

We analyze S2E10 of DS9: Sanctuary. Millions of refugees descend on DS9 in search of a new home. What will Bajor do?

Kyle, LT and Brian talk through Fear the Walking Dead S6E4, titled The Key. They also discuss The Walking Dead: World Beyond S1E5 The Madman Across the Water. We had some issues recording together so this episode is a little different but still a fun show

Ruthie couldn't join us this week, so Brian had guests LT from The Walking Dead Talk Through and long-time listener James the Augmented Sailor join him to talk through S3E3 of Star Trek: Discovery, titled People of Earth. We enjoyed this expositional episode, but not as much as the first two. Earth has gone through a lot of changes since 2258, but it's strangely more like modern-day Earth than the one we see in the 23rd Century.

We analyze S2E9 of DS9: Second Sight. Sisko is seeing double - there's a friendly woman who keeps appearing to him at night who looks an awful lot like the wife of a visiting scientist.