After trying unsuccessfully to communicate with and train Dave's cat Nacho, Dave, Devan, Michael, Ryan and special guest Holden Wilhoite from the Perfect Organism podcast all end up in sick bay, where they discuss the latest episode of Noah Hawley's FX series, "Alien: Earth."  The crew talk about the polarizing episode, what they think worked and what they thought about some of the more divisive moments that serve to set up next week's season finale.  What did you think of episode 7?  Let us know, we'd love to hear from you!  Also, be sure to check out Holden and the rest of the squad over at the Perfect Organism podcast!  Thanks for hanging out with us, and stay frosty! 

With Brad away at the All Zeta Reticuli Karate Championship, Dave, Devan, Michael, and Ryan head over to New Siam to chat about the latest episode of Noah Hawley's FX series, "Alien: Earth."  The crew explore various aspects of the episode, such as the writing, character interactions, and some revelations about the alien creatures, and talk about what they think worked and what didn't.  They also discuss how the events in this episode could serve as a springboard for what they hope to be an exciting final two episodes of the season.  Thanks for listening in and being so supportive!  Stay frosty!

Dave, Devan, Michael, Bradley, and Ryan get together at the local Arcturian dive bar, grab a pint, and talk about the good ol' days aboard the USCSS Maginot, when they were running for their lives, screaming their heads off, and crying for their mommies as they discuss the latest episode in Noah Hawley's FX series, "Alien: Earth."  The crew examine this surprisingly polarizing flashback episode, which shows the events aboard the Maginot that led to the ship's fateful crash in the Prodigy city of New Siam.  They discuss what they enjoyed about it, including the sabotage mystery, Morrow's investigation and character arc, and some of the reveals about the unusual creatures aboard the ship.  They also chat about their views on several of the more negatively received aspects of the episode, including the criticisms of the incompetence of the Maginot crew.  Thanks as always for listening!  Let us know how you're feeling so far about Alien: Earth.  We'd love to hear from you.  Stay frosty!

Dave, Devan, Michael and Ryan make a pit stop at Gateway Station to have a chat with very special guest Jaime Prater (aka Man Cavalier), host of the popular Perfect Organism podcast, as they discuss episode 4 of Noah Hawley's FX series, "Alien: Earth."  Jaime and the crew share their thoughts on this more character focused episode, what they believed worked and didn't work as well in it, and what direction the show could be heading based on the revelations within this latest episode.  Thank you so much for listening and supporting us!  To get more information on the Perfect Organism podcast, check out some of the links below!  Stay frosty!

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While Bradley recovers in the med bay in the aftermath of their feline-induced spaceship disaster, Dave, Devan, Michael, and Ryan are joined by special guest Gary Washington to discuss episode 3 of Noah Hawley's FX series, "Alien: Earth."  The crew discuss what they liked and disliked about the episode, including the creature effects, the new character developments, and the story elements involving AI and transhumanism.  They also share where they think the series could possibly go from here and what they are looking forward to in the upcoming episodes.  Thanks for listening and for simply being awesome!  Stay frosty!

When Bradley and Ryan fail to properly contain Michael's cat Buddy and Dave's cat Nacho, the felines send the crew and their ship, the USCSS Arcturia, on a collision course to Earth, while in the meantime they discuss the first two episodes of Noah Hawley's hotly anticipated FX series, "Alien: Earth."  The crew share what they enjoyed most about the episodes, including some of the characters, the cinematography and visual effects, and the creatures.  They also share several of the issues they had with the episodes, with some having more problems with the show so far than others.  Finally, they chat about what they hope to see in the upcoming entries in the series.  Thank you again for listening and supporting us!  Stay frosty!

After defeating three ravenous squirrels in fierce hand-to-hand combat, Dave, Devan, and Michael are captured, bound with some BDSM-inspired explosive collars, and put in a ring to fight to the death while also discussing the latest film in the Predator franchise, the animated Dan Trachtenberg feature 'Predator: Killer of Killers."  The guys chat about each of the three segments within the film, what they enjoyed most about them, and how it helped expand the lore of the Predator universe.  They also talk about the positive outlook this project gives them in regards to Trachtenberg's upcoming live action film, "Predator: Badlands."  Thank you so much for listening!  We always greatly appreciate your listenership and support.  Stay frosty!

Dave, Devan, Mykal, Michael and Ryan take a field trip to Prodigy Corporation and, while getting a tour of the facility, are accidentally locked in the deadly specimen lab, where all hell quickly breaks loose as they discuss their reactions to the first full-length official trailer for Noah Hawley's upcoming FX series, "Alien: Earth."  The crew talk about what they liked most about the trailer, including the high production values, the possible expansion of the Alien lore, and various shots and images that have them excited for what Hawley could be bringing to the show.  Be sure to check out this official trailer and the other teasers on YouTube and let us know what you think.  Thanks as always for your support and stay frosty!

While fleeing two malfunctioning Working Joes and four jilted Arcturians, Dave, Devan, Michael and Bradley hide inside Comics R' Us aboard Sevastopol Station and discuss the 1993 Dark Horse comic book "Aliens: Sacrifice."  The crew talk extensively about one of their favorite comics in the Alien franchise, including the great writing from Peter Milligan, the excellent artwork by Paul Johnson, and the emotionally resonant story and characters who leave a lasting impact.  Thank you so much for listening in and continuing to support us.  We hope you enjoy this discussion.  Stay frosty!

After a horrendously failed prank involving a power loader, an electric prod, and Jonesy the cat, Dave, Michael and Ryan are sent to mandatory HR training, where they are tasked with reading and discussing the 1996 Boxtree Ltd. title, "Aliens: Colonial Marines Technical Manual," written by Lee Brimmicombe-Wood.  The crew chat about what they enjoyed most about the technical guide, including its amazing detail, the authentic sounding quotes from marines in the field, and the overall nostalgia it brought back for them.  We hope you enjoy this episode!  Thank you for listening and for your support.  Stay frosty!