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We’re back on the horse—the horse with a horn that gores hippies, that is! After a long break, we’ve come to a surprising discovery: DC’s Legends of Tomorrow had a terrible first season, but eventually found its groove as a hilarious, irreverent offering in the DC TV universe. Lisa Schmeiser assembles her own motley crew of well-meaning rogues, including her former fellow Flash Flashcast co-host Tony Sindelar and Speedy Arrowcast co-host Dan Moren to discuss the delights of the team-up show’s fourth season debut and what made them stick around for more. To subscribe to all our Legends of Tomorrow-related content, check out this feed: http://feeds.theincomparable.com/legends - Host Lisa Schmeiser with Tony Sindelar and Dan Moren.

Into the basement of Seyvoth Manor! What manner of horrible things can be found in the underbuildings of a haunted mansion? How do you feel about tentacles—wait, don’t answer that. How about doors and hallways? And what life lessons can the trash fire teach us? Shocktober 2018 nears its fateful conclusion! - Host Tony Sindelar and Dan Moren with Annette Wierstra, Jane Ritt, Monty Ashley, Mikah Sargent and Steve Lutz.

Phil and Lisa are back to discuss a trailer of a movie they haven’t seen — tough luck, Mary Poppins — and several movies they have. And Phil feuds with beloved Twitter philosopher Lin-Manuel Miranda. Movies Ruined: Mary Poppins Returns, Blade Runner 2049, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri, Edge of Seventeen, The Gringo, Yellowstone. - Host Lisa Schmeiser and Philip Michaels.

Back from the dead, Matt Murdock returns to Hell’s Kitchen. Badly beaten, he stays in hiding to heal and decide if he will live as Matt or die as Daredevil. Unknown to him, Wilson Fisk would like to make a deal with another kind of devil. We also discuss breaking news in the Netflix / Marvel Streaming Universe. (Uh, what do we call that, the NMSU?) - Host Philip Mozolak with Jason Johnson.

Better late than never, we’re back to discuss a trip to the Jim Crow era with “Rosa.” Did this episode manage to thread the needle and do justice to a key moment in the Civil Rights movement? Will Costco—or is it Krasko—return, and would anyone care if he did? And how is Jodie Whittaker shaping up after three episodes? We break it all down. - Host Jason Snell with Aleen Simms.

Tiff and Mikah peruse their swag bags before taking on “The Convention.” This episode of “The Office” aired on September 28, 2006. - Host Tiffany Arment and Mikah Sargent.

This was the episode that we held our breath for. Could British writers do justice to the woman who inspired the Montgomery bus boycotts, and fairly reflect the movement for civil rights? Spoiler alert: we think the answer is a resounding yes. We delve into why this historical story reminiscent of early ’60s Doctor Who spoke so clearly to us, and was very much the kind of Doctor Who story we all needed on Oct. 21, 2018. - Host Chip Sudderth and Alyssa Franke.

Night winds, moaning around corners and whistling through cracks, dashed snow against the windows of the Mountain View Inn. Inside, a fire cracked in the stone fireplace. - Host Phil Gonzales and John McCoy.

A lot of growling and rubber. - Host Joe Rosensteel and Dan Sturm.

The third book in Becky Chambers’ “Wayfarers” universe — but there’s no need to read either of the other two before diving into this one. - Host Erika Ensign.