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Where do a bunch of wanted clones go? To another wanted clone, of course. Dan Moren and Tony Sindelar return to cover the second episode of The Bad Batch and discuss whether you should drag a child along when your lives are constantly in danger, the rapid ascent of authoritarianism, and if there are, in fact, more than seven people in this universe. - Host Dan Moren with Tony Sindelar.

Or. What if Santa Claus Pushed You off a Tower? One of Alfred Hitchcock’s earliest American films is among the most enjoyable to watch. Joel McCrea is the reporter of the title, off to find out what’s happening in Europe for the benefit of a prewar American audience. Spies, murder and amazing character actors abound, along with some extraordinary Hitchcock set pieces. - Host Nathan Alderman with Shelly Brisbin and Micheline Maynard.

Our Book Club returns with a new way to approach this year’s SF novel shortlist: we’re reading all the Hugo and Nebula novels in three batches. First up: “Black Sun,” “The City We Became,” and “Piranesi.” Plus: What are we reading? - Host Jason Snell with Erika Ensign, Scott McNulty and Aleen Simms.

Gerry Canavan, Professor of 20th- and 21st-Century Literature at Marquette University, joins Scott to discuss TNG’s “Masks” (S7E17). Topics include Brent Spiner’s relishing of his various roles, Capt. Picard’s leap of faith, and the fact that Star Trek writers really don’t know how computers work. Plus, this episode includes the return of everyone’s favorite segment: Pope Talk! - Host Scott McNulty with Gerry Canavan.

No new episode this week, so the MCU TV Crew chats about the first two shows from Disney+. A bit of compare and contrast, and a discussion of how these fit into the larger universe, as well as where that universe is going. (Yes, there’s a tiny bit of “REALLY!?” too.) Questions or feedback? Email [email protected] or @iwantmymcutv on Twitter. - Host Kelly Guimont, Lisa Schmeiser and Don Melton.

Welcome to tea or not! A podcast in which we…never mind. This episode, we discuss a cuppa, a fly cup, broken orange pekoe, tea bags, tea with toasted brown rice, and what is absolutely not tea. Bonus content at the end. - Host Glenn Fleishman with Chris Phin, Erika Ensign, James Thomson, Jean MacDonald and Sarah Hendrica Bickerton.

What do queer podcasts, house sitting, and travel have in common? The wonderful guests Jessica Glover and Sam Anthony, of course. So buckle up and bring your tray tables to their upright position, because we’re about to take off on a magical podcasting journey. Theme Music by Christopher and Adelaide Breen Edited by Dear Podcast Incomparable Memberships!: Sign up, help support this show, and get some fun bonus material. - Host Kathy Campbell with Jessica Glover and Sam Anthony.

Our mission today is to talk about office supplies and how can staplers be so sexy! It is time for our Agents to return to the world of kink—this time with more enthusiasm. We are discussing the 2002 movie Secretary starring Maggie Gyllenhaal and James Spader with our returning Special Agent and Kink expert Veronica Yanhs. Join our Agents in this discussion of why this movie makes us feel things in our hearts and some other parts. And yes. We do talk about 50 Shades of Grey again. Honestly, if Agents of S.M.O.O.C.H. has an arch-nemesis, 50 Shades is it. *Warning! * We talk about sex and kink and sometimes we swear. This episode is not safe for work or kids. *Content Warning: *Self-harm - Host Annette Wierstra with Veronica Yanhs, Tiff Arment, Kathy Campbell and James Thomson.

Stephen and Tiff audition for a play by reciting an entire episode of The Office. After they are forced to leave the stage, they decide their talents are better put to use discussing “Andy’s Play”. This episode of “The Office” originally aired on October 2, 2010. - Host Tiff Arment and Stephen Hackett.

You thought he was dead! But Magnum thinks Mac is alive! Is he seeing things, cracking up, or aware that the same actor has been cast in a similar part but with a fake mustache? We break it down, and also introduce some important new segments involving “Tales of the Gold Monkey” and ice cream. - Host Jason Snell, Philip Michaels and David J. Loehr.