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Behold, the story of Harmony, Anderson, and to a much lesser extent, a guy named Roland, who enters the story way too late to count as comic relief. It is a story you’ve heard before, with motorcycles and weird leather clothing, and plague mutants. Well, we’re not told that those guys were mutants, but they probably were. Stands to reason, right? This movie was made in Turkey in 1986 and it is fun. - Host Monty Ashley and Rhias Hall.

Jhanelle Benton talks the unflinching rock musical Jagged Little Pill. Highlights: Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again, being overly attached to the cast, interpretative dance, fluid movement, Elizabeth Stanley, gushing about the ensemble, Christmas letters, jukebox musicals. Content warning: discussion of sexual assault and drug abuse. - Host Quinn Rose with Jhanelle Benton.

Tiff and Stephen choose their birthday theme (nap, of course), and after they wake up, the two discuss “Lecture Circuit Part 2”. This episode of “The Office” originally aired on February 12, 2009. - Host Tiffany Arment and Stephen Hackett.

Fake relationships, precocious meddling pre-teens, and ski-trips. It’s a classic recipe for a teen rom com, and we have a big bite and discuss the results. - Host Julia Skott and AJ Knox.

Old Movie News New Blu-rays Blood on the Moon (1948, Warner Archive) Sweet Bird of Youth (Warner Archive) Sightings TCM May Star of the Month: Edward G. Robinson Spotlight on Asian Americans in Film (May 6, 13, 20), Wonder Women (Tuesdays) features biopics or women heroes. Tip Top Tap (May 11), Into the Nitrate Vault Border Incident (1949) trailer Available to stream, rent or buy digitally On disc: DVD Released by MGM, directed by Anthony Mann, cinematography by John Alton; starring Ricardo Montalban, George Murphy, James Mitchell, Howard De Silva, Charles McGraw - Host Shelly Brisbin with Philip Michaels and Nathan Alderman.

Dan Moren joins Jason to discuss what went into writing his new novel, “The Aleph Extraction.” No spoilers for the story, but we do discuss how he builds characters, the optimal length of a novel, how writing a novel under contract is different from having years to write one without a publisher, and why Jason has access to the Galactic Cold War wiki. - Host Jason Snell with Dan Moren.

Forget superheroes! Our special agents are on a mission of love in the pages of comic books and graphic novels. To do this topic justice we’ve brought in some specialized agents including Danica Le Blanc, an owner of a local comic book store (LCBS), and Paul Cornell, a comic book writer. Our team has recommendations for teen romance, queer romance, and erotic romance proving that everyone can find love in the racks of the comic book store. - Host Annette Wierstra with Moisés Chiullan, Paul Cornell and Danica LeBlanc.

New York City is once again transformed into a battlefield, thanks in part to The Punisher. Granted, he did have some help from Russo and Pilgrim. Russo’s promise to build an army of disillusioned veterans comes to fruition almost overnight. Pilgrim takes a more reserved approach, as usual, placing a bounty on Frank and Amy’s heads that brings every two-bit criminal down on them. Doing so forces Pilgrim to confront a life he left behind years ago—one that he tried to remove from both his body and soul. Frank might not be the only force to worry about. - Host Philip Mozolak and Devin Higgins with Eric Scott, Sean Schbley and Jason Johnson.

From high production shows like Serial, to record-from-your-closet masterpieces, Alicen, Joey and Kathy discuss them all. Go with them in this journey through genres and creators that span the widest of ranges, and stumble onto some accidental hacking in the FIYE bonus. 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 Alicen Ricard and Joey Held.

Playwright and Incomparable panelist David J. Loehr joins Scott to discuss Enterprise’s The Expanse (S2E26). After David attempts a Random Trek coup, topics include contrasting using the third dimension in space battles, some unconvincing performances, and Faceless Exposition Guy. The word of the day is “Drab” for this Enterprise season finale. - Host Scott McNulty with David J. Loehr.