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Bring yourself back online. Your “hosts” Don and Kelly are here to react to the latest episode of Westworld, “Années Folles.” Racing the clock as usual, Kelly falls down a Reddit-sized rabbit hole and Don flexes some theory muscles of his own. - Kelly Guimont and Don Melton.

Just back from a Delos shareholder meeting, your “hosts” Kelly and Don step into analysis for the latest episode of Westworld, “Well Enough Alone.” - Kelly Guimont and Don Melton.

Overlapping content streams are happening. There are great things and chaff. Sam and Moze take a look at a boy named Obi and another named Butcher. This one is full of hot takes straight out of the oven. Some my say we might have been accused of hate watching. They are wrong, we just make choices in the binge. - Sam Adams and Philip Mozolak.

Put on your flying cloak and load up on pizza balls, because we’re here to talk about “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.” This is an interesting one, because most of us agree that the movie is fun and inventive in a lot of enjoyable ways—but also entirely mishandles its villain. Can you love a movie that also make you angry? We try! Some of us fail. - Jason Snell with Sarah Hendrica Bickerton, Erika Ensign, Lisa Schmeiser, Monty Ashley and Glenn Fleishman.

Our Agents are back again to complete their romantic adventure in Hopewell Springs. The morning dawns over our winter festival and almost everyone is excited. But not everything is happening quite as they wanted. Will we save Ruby’s mysterious ritual? Will we ever see Big Foot? Will anyone actually SMOOCH? Join Ruby (Julia), Amelia (KatyBeth), Jac (Heather), and Ellie (Riley) in our grand finale. - Annette Wierstra with Heather Berberet, Riley Silverman, KatyBeth Schmid and Julia Skott.

To the surface we go! Who will touch down on Mars first? This episode has the answers, and after last week, this week’s ending is… a change of pace? Romance is in the recycled air, the walls are closing in on Margo, and Karen get an important cooking lesson from Wayne. - Dan Moren and Jason Snell.

So it’s come to this. It’s our last weekly podcast for a while, as “Strange New Worlds” wraps its season with an explosive-yet-contemplative look at Captain Pike’s fate and how he chooses to deal with it. We also discuss why the first season of “Strange New Worlds” has been successful and whether Trek should be embracing the past, trying new things, or if there’s a middle ground. - Scott McNulty and Jason Snell.

Stephen and Tiff set sail on a three-hour cruise where they have plenty of time to discuss “The Boat”. This episode of “The Office” originally aired on November 8, 2012. - Tiff Arment and Stephen Hackett.

Things go timey-wimey on this week’s episode of Ms. Marvel, and we discuss unexpected history lessons, quick villain wrap-ups, and accidental name mistakes. Then, in our Superhero Sweep segment, some familiar faces seem bound for Echo and maybe She-Hulk? Finally, we address a letter from a reader about our villains’ introduction. 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.

Take a dash of Friendly Competition, a zest of Trivial Pursuit, one heaping half cup of fun, bake for 55 minutes, and you’ve got yourself the debut edition of Eat Or Be Eaten! Don’t scrimp on the muesli! - Shelly Brisbin with Antony Johnston, Cicero Holmes, Dan Moren, Erika Ensign, Jean MacDonald and Kathy Campbell.