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It’s We Who Remain this week. First, it’s the latest episode of Legends of Tomorrow, with a heartfelt episode about a sitcom, some great hair, and two unexpected pregnancies. Then, we wrap up the first season of Loki and discuss the many threads being spun out, our success and failure at conspiracy theories, and the surprising power of three people in a room talking. To get your question discussed on the show, email us at [email protected] or find us on Twitter. - Host Dan Moren, John Moltz and Guy English.

Tiff and Stephen have an awesome day at the roller rink gettin’ their skate on. Afterward, the two make a resolution to discuss “The Ultimatum”. This episode of “The Office” originally aired on January 20, 2011. - Host Tiff Arment and Stephen Hackett.

Is it nature or nurture? We attempt to find out this week when a couple of old rich white guys swaps the lives of successful executive Dan Moren and down-on-his-luck Lex Friedman in 1983’s Trading Places. (As a note: please be aware that the movie itself contains more than a few extremely problematic and offensive moments.) Hot topics include the excellent comedic talents of the leads, a surprising season’s theme with female characters, and the racism, oh god, the racism. 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! - Host Lex Friedman and Dan Moren.

This is the one where Magnum and company all go work at a carnival to solve a murder! It doesn’t make a lick of sense, but you’ll hear one of the most inaccurate American accents of all time from Kiwi guest star Clive Revill! Also there’s a spooky clown and a guy with a hockey mask. Gee, I hope the guy with the hockey mask didn’t do it. Also: A long discussion of Elvis movies and another lengthy digression about local TV stations. - Host Jason Snell, Philip Michaels and David J. Loehr.

Next up in our Farscape rewatch — “Back and Back and Back to the Future”.  Surprisingly not all three movies about a kid and his time travelling DeLorean. More like Groundhog Day, where Crichton relives the same day over and over until he gets it right and saves Moya and her crew. We conclude with “Thank God It’s Friday, Again”.  Surprisingly not another Groundhog Day episode given the title. Who’s forcing an entire population to farm Tannot root for them?  And what’s someone got to do to have a day off?  And which “bug in the navel” idea came first — this episode or the Matrix? - Host Eric Scott and Jason Johnson.

Carrocon the Wise, Ch’omasa, K’ulkat, K’ronng, Reid-Quarrell Kilgarriff, and Samson Jothem, and a possibly overpowered panda construct continue their tour of Lord Whitesparrow’s basement. And make a new friend? - Host Tony Sindelar with Annette Wierstra, Erika Ensign, Glenn Fleishman, James Thomson, Jason Snell and Monty Ashley.

In this episode, Julia completely unironically uses the words “inane brilliance”. Also, there’s some deja vu. - Host Julia Skott and AJ Knox.

What do you call a planted pilot for a show that already exists? The latest episode of The Bad Batch, apparently. Your Star Wars pals Dan Moren and Tony Sindelar take a close look at Ryloth this week, discussing attempted assassinations, cameos by your lead characters, and the nature of Dave Filoni’s subsection of the Star Wars universe. - Host Dan Moren with Tony Sindelar.

Welcome to this meeting of the Swamp Kitten Appreciation Society. Kelly, Don, and Lisa are here for all your baby Lokigator needs, and Kelly might have gone a bit overboard with assisting Lisa in her new beat poetry habit. With a supersized “REALLY!?” section, as Don lays out just the highlights of what we saw as deep cuts. - Host Kelly Guimont, Lisa Schmeiser and Don Melton.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is perfectly cast, even if he couldn’t really speak English yet. Until Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings movies, this was the iconic fantasy movie. A good time. An excellent time. - Host Monty Ashley and Rhias Hall.