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The perfect date? April 25th. Or just watching this movie and eating pizza. - Host Julia Skott and AJ Knox.

A Wunderhorse vs four heese on a hill! - Host Tony Sindelar with Dan Moren, Erika Ensign, Mikah Sargent, Jane Ritt and Aleen Simms.

We celebrate our 200th episode by going back to where it all started—news about whether something is a robot or not. Also, we may have inadvertently started a religion. (Congratulations, Listener Eric!) - Host John Siracusa and Jason Snell.

This week we’re discussing Pixar’s “Soul,” a film about the meaning of life, but also occasionally a wacky comedy about a talking cat or a dream pirate! But mostly the meaning of life. Watch out for the great Bug Zapper in the sky! - Host Jason Snell with Moisés Chiullan, Chip Sudderth and Jean MacDonald.

Shelly Brisbin is the latest guest. She’s a fan of B’Elanna Torres and The Doctor, so we chose Revulsion (S4E5) for our homework. The story of the lonely hologram, stranded on a ship by himself, is one of the best Voyager episodes, with Torres and The Doctor forming an away team to help repair both the ship and the holographic matrix. But something is wrong, which leads to a tense and fascinating story. Guest star Leland Orser is one of the best in the Voyager series, with a creepy performance as the “isomorph” Dejaren, who resists The Doctor’s optimistic attitude towards humans. This episode is also known for Seven of Nine’s matter-of-fact rebuff of Harry Kim’s attempts to woo her as they begin work on the new astrometrics lab, and if you are a fan of Tom + B’Elanna, there’s a key moment in their newly-acknowledged attraction for each other. - Host Jean MacDonald with Shelly Brisbin.

Join our awesome guides Joelle, Loralyn, and Kathy at the intersection of liberal arts and technology. This podcasting, storytelling, and women-in-tech startup culture extravaganza is paired with a very spooky bonus question to welcome 2021. 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 Joelle Kohn and Loralyn Mears.

Let our Agents take you to Prom! We’ve gathered for this first mission of the New Year to think about musicals, adaptations, and how much we just like singing and dancing. The mission may start with some of our less favourite parts but then we celebrate that with the Prom movie is a joyful lesbian love story that hits us in the feels. Our Agents discuss how we need even more LGBTQ2+ stories and that they are important to show a diversity of queer experiences. Put on your sparkly sneakers and be our dates to Prom. (Hey high schools! We really do want to see your productions of Prom so send us invites.) - Host Annette Wierstra with Quinn Rose, Joy Piedmont and Riley Silverman.

“Star Trek: Discovery” season 3 has reached its end. Jason and Scott liked the episode but also have a bunch of complaints. (They start with the complaints, to get them out of the way.) Where does this episode leave us? What’s season 4 going to be like? It’s a momentous episode and we take our time breaking it down. Want more “Discovery” talk? We’ll be back in about a week for a special season wrap-up panel hosted by Scott, and Jason will host an additional wrap-up panel on The Incomparable. - Host Scott McNulty and Jason Snell.

Tiff is unimpressed by Stephen’s twirl. After reluctantly downgrading to a spin, the two discuss “Shareholder Meeting”.This episode of “The Office” originally aired on November 19, 2009. - Host Tiff Arment and Stephen Hackett.

This is another genre-editions only episode, in which we wonder where the heck the Doctor is, are overwhelmed by Harry Potter, and discover just how terrible the genre questions really are. - Host Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky with Dan Moren, Shelly Brisbin, Katrina Griffiths, David J. Loehr and Tansy Rayner Roberts.