V'Ger Please!

Your podcast heroes resume Director LeVar's redemption arc with "Live Fast and Prosper", an episode about what happens when Voyager's Equifax data gets stolen. Thankfully, our heroes have the two best ex-cons possible to counter grift the grifters, and we are here for it.

Ever had to deal with a coworker whom you would love to fall victim to a tragic transporter accident? Everyone on Voyager can evidently relate thanks to "Good Shepard"! is it a rip off of the famous TNG episode about low-ranking grunts? Sure, but at least it's a good one!

The clouds break and daylight shines on the eternal storm as your podcast heroes review "Child's Play", the second episode in a row with ma major Supernatural side character. We pay to Jeri Ryan's performance while wondering how many times Janeway is going to take a hard pass on Borg extermination.

Your podcast heroes meet Harry's *not at all imagined*, super competent, long term love interest who previously died off screen in "Ashes to Ashes". We 'enjoy' the return of the A/B plot with an episode that fails at every level.

Your podcast heroes face a true test of their friendship as they review the return to Irish Disneyland, "Spirit Folk". With no Australians in sight to help bail them out, can Peter endure the shocking admission that Joseph...kinda liked it?

Voyager's destructive rampage through the quadrant continues in "Collective", when they run into a boat filled with cyborg murder babies. Your podcast heroes lament missed opportunities and contemplate all the therapy bills they kids are going to rack up.

You better beeelieeeve that your podcast heroes are reviewing the most intense, slam-jammin' episode of Voyager ever made in "Tsunkatse"! They behold the majesty of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, DS9 Guest Stars, and as much production value as a county fair!

This week we get into the tall grass, looking for VC in the Delta Quadrant as we watch "Memorial". Tom, Chakotay, Harry, and Neelix LARP some serious PTSD as Voyager handles what amount to a Very Special Episode. Also: Is Tom the worst boyfriend ever?

Your podcast heroes deal with a serious contender for The Absolute Worst as they review "Virtuoso" - an episode all about aliens with zero redeeming qualities turning the EMH into a pop star. Everyone is awful and it sucks. Why are we doing this again?

Your podcast heroes debate the merits of "Blink of an Eye", an episode free of both the Irish and general stink of Season Sucks...but is it good? More importantly, how many people did Dr. Evil kill on that planet?