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Our world is a speck, adrift in a vast and uncaring universe. Your podcast heroes felt this dark reality when they were forced to watch 'Elogium' and then try and find some way to talk about it for your amusement. To you find pain funny? Does the anguished resignation of two nerds in their mid 30's bring you joy? Then behold our dread revelation.
After weeks of suffering, Jonathan Frakes swoops in to deliver onto your podcast heroes a desperately needed respite! In what is unabashedly the best episode of VOY they have seen to date, Joseph and Peter take a nerdy deep dive into The EMH's adventures with everyone's favorite socially awkward TNG side character. Don't worry though – Peter still manages to find a way to share some disturbing information he once found on 4chan.
Your podcast heroes recoil in horror as a Chakotay episodes stares them down with "Initiations"…but suddenly Aron Eisenberg shows up with two tickets to the Kazon Gun Show and things are looking up! Can some decent backstory on the Kmart Klingons overcome the baleful touch of an episode filled to the brim with the most inconsistent characterization of a main character you will find on episodic television? After the mind numbing experience of "The 37's", what can the answer possibly be?
Your podcast heroes get off of to a terrible start on Season Two, suffering through the bizarre "The 37's". In an adventure even Tackleberry couldn't save, Joseph and Peter witness a mish-mash of weird ideas crafted into a true disaster that eclipses all that came before it. What was wrong with the writers on this show? What is wrong with us for still doing this? Come join us for a journey where the haunting reality of another 140 episodes of Voyager never felt more crushing!
Join your podcast heroes as they reflect on the season-that-was in this replay of our RIP Season One livestream special! Joseph and Peter hand out their end of season 'awards', answer questions from the audience, and otherwise belittle each other's opinions. Are you tired of Joseph defending "Emanations"? Then you really shouldn't listen to this!
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