Continuum Drag

59 - Planet of the Apes (Episodes 3/4)

For episode three and four, we're joined by Planet of the Apes superfan Kaveh for a trip to a post-apocalypse San Francisco BART station and a badly managed ape farm.

58 - Planet of the Apes (Episodes 1/2)

This week, we travel through a wormhole or time dilation or something to crash land on the Planet of the Apes television series where gladiatorial battles and ape high councils await.

57 - Global Frequency

We are joined by returning guest Jane for the failed pilot Global Frequency, which imagines a secret spy network investigating supernatural incidents using the futuristic technology of smart phones and rolodexes.

56 - Mann & Machine (Finale)

After taking the Escape Pod™, we jump ahead to the final episode of Mann & Machine for the story of a cryogenically frozen hamster named Carlos and the eternal question of 'are robots Frankensteins?'.

55 - Mann & Machine (Episodes 3/4)

We're joined by returning guest Stephen for a knock-off of Chinatown and a terrible VHS transfer complete with commercial breaks in episodes 3 and 4 of Mann & Machine.

54 - Mann & Machine (Episodes 1/2)

This week, we begin to unpack Dick Wolf's robot/cop partner series Mann & Machine where the police work has never been shoddier and lusting after someone with the mental maturity of a 7 year old is maybe okay?

53 - Planet Earth

Guest Kevin returns to delve into the reboot/sequel to Roddenberry's failed pilot/TV movie Genesis II. This failed pilot/TV movie is retitled Planet Earth and returns to the post-apocalyptic future to discover a society where women rule and where everyone involved probably feels pretty uncomfortable for appearing in a weird Gene Roddenberry sexual fantasy.

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52 - America 2100

This week, hosts Jordan & Luke take on their first failed sci-fi sitcom pilot featuring a prologue death scene, a Catskills comedian robot overlord, and the funny from 1979.