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This episode of Biff finds our heroes dealing with loss and learning why love is always the answer. Toss in some rock’n’roll, some pointy fonts, and some colourful muppets and you’ve got a real spectacle on your hands. It’s another classic Biff adventure as we discuss Thor: Love & Thunder. - Dan Moren, John Moltz and Guy English.

On the occasion of the publication of “The Nova Incident,” Jason asks Dan a bunch of questions from readers (and listeners) about his writing career, techniques, tools, and more. - Jason Snell with Dan Moren.

Our agents want to talk about Stranger Things. It is a nostalgic-filled, horror-fueled, teen drama with SO many ships to sail. Join us on this mission that covers all four seasons of the show. This episode is full of spoilers but our Agents spend little time talking about the plot. We do talk about character arcs and relationship development. The Agents realize that they have impassioned opinions about OTPs the NOT OTPs and who is the most boring burger. Not even our Agents knew how much they cared until they got into it. We have a lot to say about all the ships. So buckle up and come with us on this mission to Jopperland. We get a bit excited and a few expletives slip out. So be warned if that matters to you. - Annette Wierstra with Sarah Hendrica Bickerton and KatyBeth Schmid.

On Mars, it’s drill, baby, drill. On Earth, a scandal and some dirty tricks are threatened, and a betrayal is revealed. Much to Margo’s consternation, Aleida’s still on the case of the leaked nuclear secrets. And Ed is… well, he’s the most Ed that Ed’s ever been. - Dan Moren and Jason Snell.

Stephen and Tiff build a tower out of printed podcast reviews. They only need one more to complete it, so go leave them a review! While they wait, the two discuss “The Target”. This episode of “The Office” originally aired on November 29, 2012. - Tiff Arment and Stephen Hackett.

It’s a special Random Pursuit/Uncanny Magazine tie-in episode! Join us as two Uncanny Magazine Kickstarter supporters battle along with some familiar names from Random Pursuits in the past for non-random bragging rights! The Uncanny Year 9 Kickstarter is LIVE (until August 22, 2022)! If you’d like to support this fabulous magazine, please check it out! - Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky with Antony Johnston, Dan Moren, Fred Paffhausen, Molly Martin and Lynne M. Thomas.

These are the world’s worst Jack-in-the-boxes. Jacks-in-the-box? Whatever, they suck! - Tony Sindelar with Aleen Simms, Dan Moren, Erika Ensign, Jane Ritt and Mikah Sargent.

You incepted me with Sonic. - Joe Rosensteel and Dan Sturm.

Your “hosts” Kelly and Don are back with the timer-driven reaction to S4E4, “Generation Loss.” As usual, every answer just creates more questions, and a lot of them get asked before the timer goes off. If you have a theory for Kelly’s house or Don’s wall, be sure to head to the Tweetiebox and send them to @UncannyGreeting for maximum exposure. - Kelly Guimont and Don Melton.

Call it “minor Hitchcock.” Spellbound tells the story of an amnesiac man who can’t remember the murder of which he’s suspected, and the psychiatrist (it’s 1945, so I have to say “lady” psychiatrist) who helps him sort it out. Gregory Peck is early in his film career, and Ingrid Bergman is all, see you later, Charles Boyer. That’s a “Gaslight” joke. Also notable for the Salvador Dali dream sequence. - Shelly Brisbin with Nathan Alderman and Randy Dotinga.