It's our one-year anniversary! And how better to celebrate it than by recording an episode and having it delayed going up for over a week and a half due to technical issues!

On the show itself, we discuss DS9's "Civil Defense," "Oh Dear God Kill Me Now" "Meridian," and "Defiant." But first, Community tries to tell its origin story, and Elementary remembers to talk about Moriarity again.

Look for this week's actual episode tomorrow. It's about Lost, and how idiotic the Cage Arc is. Hooray.

This time:

Community scores big with a body-switching episode. No, really.

Elementary comes back, and it's...well, it's more of the same.

We kick off the third season of LOST!, which means it's time for the Cage Arc. OH GOODY. It's "A Tale of Two Cities," "The Glass Ballerina," and "Further Instructions."

Towards the end, we get waaaaay off topic and start rambling about Captain N and The Super Mario Bros. Super Show. Don't ask.

Next week, it's back to DS9, with "Civil Defense" (Dukat!), "Meridian" (deep hurting!), and "Defiant" (Johnny Frakes!).

This time:

Community scores big with a body-switching episode. No, really.

Elementary comes back, and it's...well, it's more of the same.

We kick off the third season of LOST!, which means it's time for the Cage Arc. OH GOODY. It's "A Tale of Two Cities," "The Glass Ballerina," and "Further Instructions."

Towards the end, we get waaaaay off topic and start rambling about Captain N and The Super Mario Bros. Super Show. Don't ask.

Next week, it's back to DS9, with "Civil Defense" (Dukat!), "Meridian" (deep hurting!), and "Defiant" (Johnny Frakes!).

I don't know what's more unsettling: that the rest of the cake is missing, or that it has only four toes.

This week:

Community goes for a puppet episode, for other discernible reason than, "We wanted to do puppets." Which is fine, but the episode is kind of a wash.

Psych dropped an enormous bombshell last week, and J. has lots to say about it.

We reach the end of season 2 on LOST!, and Robby has finally had enough. "Three Minutes" is one thing, but "Live Together, Die Alone" is a crappy horse of a different color, and there are some tense words exchanged. Also, J. explains the cake. The one in the photo. (Yes, that was J.'s cake. DO NOT JUDGE.) And the burning question: Will we cover the third season?

Somehow, we start talking about Charles Dickens. Who knows?

Next week: we get deeper into Deep Space Nine's third season, with "Equilibrium" (worm caves!), "Second Sight" (Cardassians!), and "The Abandoned" (poet hustlers!).

It's two weeks late. But J.'s been sick, Robby had surgery, and we're all very busy here at the Podcastulacra, so why don't you just GET OFF MY BACK, HUH? YOU'RE NOT THE BOSS OF ME.

Ahem. Sorry. This week:

Community hits a high note with a Sadie Hawkins dance and a Lilith Fair flashback.

Oops, someone forgot to watch Elementary.

DS9 starts year three with a bold but dumb plan, a dream sequence, and a Ferengi/Klingon comedy episode.

Our intro and outro music this week: the Ben Folds Five.

It's two weeks late. But J.'s been sick, Robby had surgery, and we're all very busy here at the Podcastulacra, so why don't you just GET OFF MY BACK, HUH? YOU'RE NOT THE BOSS OF ME.

Ahem. Sorry. This week:

Community hits a high note with a Sadie Hawkins dance and a Lilith Fair flashback.

Oops, someone forgot to watch Elementary.

DS9 starts year three with a bold but dumb plan, a dream sequence, and a Ferengi/Klingon comedy episode.

Our intro and outro music this week: the Ben Folds Five.

This week:

Community goes for a puppet episode, for other discernible reason than, "We wanted to do puppets." Which is fine, but the episode is kind of a wash.

Psych dropped an enormous bombshell last week, and J. has lots to say about it.

We reach the end of season 2 on LOST!, and Robby has finally had enough. "Three Minutes" is one thing, but "Live Together, Die Alone" is a crappy horse of a different color, and there are some tense words exchanged. Also, J. explains the cake. The one in the photo. (Yes, that was J.'s cake. DO NOT JUDGE.) And the burning question: Will we cover the third season?

Somehow, we start talking about Charles Dickens. Who knows?

Next week: we get deeper into Deep Space Nine's third season, with "Equilibrium" (worm caves!), "Second Sight" (Cardassians!), and "The Abandoned" (poet hustlers!).

This was recorded last week. There's no new recorded episode this week, because of reasons.

In any event, on the show this week:

Community did all right by itself with "Economics of Marine Biology," we guess. Is this is as good as it's going to get?

We're just about finished with LOST!'s second season: we watch and discuss "S.O.S.," "Two for the Road," and "?", and stuff actually happens in these episodes. Eventually.

Next week: we start DS9's third season, with "The Search, Part I" (Ron Moore!), "The Search, Part II" (Be the rock!), and "The House of Quark" (Gowron! Like a BOSS!)

This was recorded last week. There's no new recorded episode this week, because of reasons.

In any event, on the show this week:

Community did all right by itself with "Economics of Marine Biology," we guess. Is this is as good as it's going to get?

We're just about finished with LOST!'s second season: we watch and discuss "S.O.S.," "Two for the Road," and "?", and stuff actually happens in these episodes. Eventually.

Next week: we start DS9's third season, with "The Search, Part I" (Ron Moore!), "The Search, Part II" (Be the rock!), and "The House of Quark" (Gowron! Like a BOSS!)

We're back, after taking a week off. This week:

Community aired a Thanksgiving episode in March, because of course they did. Also, we explore Changnesia in (another) documentary episode. It's...um, well, it's...uh. Huh.

Elementary works when it's about people. It doesn't when it's about puzzles. This week's episode was about people. Thankfully, because the puzzle was kind of stupid.

We wrap up talking about Deep Space Nine's second season by looking at "Tribunal" and "The Jem'Hadar."

Our exit music this week is "Riding the Scree," by Genesis. PROG ROCK FTW

Next week: we talk about the 47th, 48th, and 49th episodes of LOST!'s second season (I think those numbers are right) with "S.O.S." (faith healers!), "Two for the Road" (oblique backstory!) and "?" (visions!).