The Incomparable Superfeed

Bring yourself back online. Your “hosts” Don and Kelly are back to discuss the third episode of Westworld. NOTE: If you want to avoid discussion of the preview for next week’s show, skip from 29:22 to 32:38. Otherwise, tune in for Don’s Grand Unified Theory of Season Four, and Kelly’s new word which delighted Don so much it became the title. Find the show’s new handle @UncannyGreeting on Twitter and send in your theories for Don’s Wall of Cards and String or Kelly’s House of Theories. - Kelly Guimont and Don Melton.

Hello there! We discuss “Obi-Wan Kenobi” on Disney+, including Ewan MacGregor’s delight in the role, the return of Hayden Christensen, and balancing the needs of superfans with movies-only fans. - Dan Moren with Kathy Campbell, Chip Sudderth, Tony Sindelar and James Thomson.

In our second episode of this abbreviated season, high school basketball coach Lex Friedman is on a winning streak with star player (and werewolf) Dan Moren as they watch 1985’s Teen Wolf. Hot topics include terrible parties, dangerous stunts, and is this all a metaphor? Programming Note: In addition to this capsule episode, which contains our discussion before and after the film, members can watch along with Lex and Dan in a full-length commentary track, available in the members-only First Class feed. If you’re not already a member, why not sign up? And if you are, now’s a great time to update your membership allocations and maybe throw a little support in the direction of Not Playing. Thanks! - Lex Friedman and Dan Moren.

Tension is building on Mars—and there’s a surprising twist back on Earth, too. There’s even a spy-style dead drop. Also, Kelly thinks that an air vent is louder than it really is! Most importantly, an astronaut makes an important personal decision that adds complications into the lives of both Danielle and Ellen. - Dan Moren and Jason Snell.

It’s the final episode of Ms. Marvel and things are hitting the fan. We discuss the show’s Spider-Man 2 moment, comic callbacks, and that scene—you know the one. Then, on our Letters Page, we talk about acknowledging the creators of these shows that we love. Plus, a programming note for one of our hosts. To get your question discussed on the show, email us at [email protected] or find us on Twitter. - Dan Moren, John Moltz and Guy English.

Tiff and Stephen compete to grow the best mustache. The winner gets a free yoga class! While waiting for them to grow, the two discuss “The Whale”. This episode of “The Office” originally aired on November 15, 2012. - Tiff Arment and Stephen Hackett.

Eric and Jason close out season two of Farscape with a pair of episodes reviews and then the season two review, lowlights and highlights. First up, “Liars, Guns and Money (Part 3): Plan B”. Instead of using their newly obtained mercenaries to rescue D’Argo’s son, now they’re off to rescue Crichton from Scorpius’ clutches. But don’t worry, Stark has another foolproof plan… ah, frell that, it’s time for a guns blazing, frontal assault! They manage to rescue Crichton, but at what cost? Finally, “Die Me, Dichotomy”, the (mostly) exciting season two cliffhanger. The crew locates a healer who can both heal Moya and get the neural chip out of Crichton’s head. But the chip isn’t having any of that and does its best to get itself, and Crichton, back to Scorpius. And then some other things happen that we’d like to forget about, before the exciting cliffhanger ending that sets up season three. - Eric Scott and Jason Johnson.

Nothing like a little constructive arson! - Tony Sindelar with Aleen Simms, Dan Moren, Erika Ensign, Jane Ritt and Mikah Sargent.

When is something electronic, and when is it electric? - John Siracusa and Jason Snell.

Swamp Kittens assemble! Lisa, Nathan, Don, and Kelly are back to discuss the third episode of Layla Spector, Intrepid Archaeologist. Not only do we get a crash course in alternate uses for road flares, but a thorough discussion of Mark, Steven, and courtroom drama. - Kelly Guimont, Lisa Schmeiser, Don Melton and Nathan Alderman.