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Welcome to our last mission to say goodbye to the Agency. It seems fitting that we do this on Valentine’s Day, exactly six years after we started. We’ve gathered a collection of Agents to reminisce about some favourite episodes, provide recommendations for what we should have talked about, and get sentimental about memories of the past 6 years. We are glad you are here to join us on our final love fest to celebrate what was and where you can continue to find us on the Incomparable mission.

We love our listeners! Thank you for being Agents of SMOOCH with us.

Final Episode of Agents of SMOOCH

Host Annette Wierstra with Moisés Chiullán, Kirsten Goruk, Sandra Wong, Kathy Campbell, Shelly Brisbin, Micheline Maynard, and James Thomson.

Our Favourite Episodes

You can find all our episodes on your favourite podcatcher or on the Incomparable website.

What We Should Have Covered but Haven’t

Moises: Love album or sex albums draft

Kirsten: All things Tom Hiddleston, Gilmore Girls, The Crown

Sandra: Romance in Aliens (Ripley and Hicks), Downton Abbey, In the Mood for Love, Dear Hongrang, Bon Appétit Your Majesty, Dynamite Kiss, The Trunk

Kathy: Downton Abbey, MASH, 7 Brides for 7 Brothers, Gone with the Wind, Book: Katherine, Schitt’s Creek (Main show)

Shelly: Downton Abbey, Queer Romance books

Micki: Moonstruck, Anne of Green Gables, Is Love Sustainable?, Call My Agent

James: Demon Erotica Books, Fantasy Romance Books

Annette: Lucy Maud Montgomery’s The Blue Castle and Rilla of Ingleside, Pride & Prejudice & Zombies, Death Comes to Pemberly, All the Baz Luhrmanns and SO MANY MORE

We’re Not Disappearing

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I want to ride my bicycle, I want to ride it where I like. Shaenon K. Garrity returns to discuss Flan O’Brien’s enigmatic The Third Policeman (written 1940, published 1967).

Host John McCoy with Shaenon K. Garrity.

Want to see a dead body? Bring your comb, stock up on cherry flavor Pez, and stay really quiet if you see a deer. We return to the 1980s and honor Rob Reiner by discussing 1986’s “Stand By Me,” a movie Jason has somehow never seen. It’s not a movie with Things That Happen, but that’s just fine with us.

"Stand By Me"

Host Jason Snell with Kelly Guimont, Erika Ensign, John Siracusa, and Shelly Brisbin.

Jennifer shares a down-to-earth nerd-out she’s held since childhood.

Host Sandra Wong with Jennifer Chow.

ICYMI: What does it mean to be famous?

This episode is either recon or snack-eating, depending on the adventurer.

Keys from the Golden Vault - Axe from the Grave, Part 2

Host Tony Sindelar with Annette Wierstra, Chip Sudderth, Kathy Campbell, and Monty Ashley.

Edited by Erika Ensign.

Simon is back and this time he’s off to Pacoima for his mother’s birthday party with Trevor in tow. We cover another couple of episodes of Marvel’s Wonder Man show which continues to make strong choices and is really opening doors for some terrific actors.

Hosts Dan Moren, John Moltz, and Guy English.

Dan’s working to patch things up with everyone while he and Jeremy host a Seder for the team. Meanwhile, Casey’s figuring out his top favorite movies. Lex and Brian discover some overlap in their top movies too, but we’re best buds, so no need to patch anything up. Right Lex? … Lex?

Hosts Lex Friedman and Brian Warren.

Listener Gregory tries to confuse us with a question about open-faced sandwiches and pizza. We largely ignore him and talk about different ways to eat things that are like pizza, but aren’t quite pizza.

Hosts John Siracusa and Jason Snell.

This week the fate of The Sisko is revealed, sort of, as Sam investigates one of the great mysteries of the universe: What exactly happened in the “Deep Space Nine” series finale? More than a nostalgia trip, it’s a story that sets one of the “Starfleet Academy” characters on a new course. Plus: Our boy Kyle is back!

Hosts Scott McNulty and Jason Snell.

There’s a reason they call it “New” England

Wake Up Dead Man

Hosts Joe Rosensteel and Dan Sturm.

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