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It’s your favorite podcast that compares two shows that are both science fiction, arguably: Knighttlestar Rideactica! Caitlin, Chris, and Julia come in to talk about stealing talking vehicles. How do the Galactica and the Foundation for Law and Government handle the loss of such precious technology?
Also, Carl remembers the wonderful world of soft floppy disks, Caitlin deplores the practice of making chimpanzees play robot bears, Chris interrogates Michael’s laundry skills, and Julia explains the difference between Pursuit Mode and Super Pursuit Mode.
00:00:39—Intro00:01:33—“The Long Patrol”00:33:35--“Soul Survivor
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Ames and Jake return for the season 1 finale of BattleSpace Nine!  Having tackled Prophecies last week, we move to full-on Visions.  How do Sisko and Roslin’s journeys into prophethood affect the people around them?  Also, Carl worries about the Sisko family,  Ames proves that the naked-Sharons scene is physically impossible, and Jake tries to figure out what exact SF genre Battlestar Galactica belongs to.
0:00:47  Intro

0:03:35  “Rapture”

0:33:01  “Kobol’s Last Gleaming, Part II”
 
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“Dark Electricity” by Jon Presstone

Liz and Karen come back to talk about prophecies.  How do Sisko and Roslin handle being a potential instrument of God/Gods/wormhole aliens?   Also, Carl shares his experience of losing faith in Nostradamus, Liz uses her classics background to examine the religion of Kobol, and Karen admires Cardassian love.
0:00:59  Intro0:04:48  “Destiny”0:41:04  “Kobol’s Last Gleaming, Part I”
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The Duras Sisters come in to talk about politics in dangerous times.  How do Kira and Roslin find the truth out of murky chaos?  Also, Carl bravely comes out in favor of democracy, Ashlyn praises Ellen for being weird and shady, and Rhianna lays out the best imagery in Bareil’s dreams.
Good news: the first two words of this podcast are Louise Fletcher saying “My child.”
0:00:53  Intro0:06:34  “The Collaborator”0:40:24  “Colonial Day”
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Comedians Tamra Brown and Asterios Kokkinos come in to talk about what to do when you need a win.  Which is sweeter, Jake’s baseball card or Apollo’s miracle shot?  Also, Carl traces the phrase ‘sometimes you’ve got to roll a hard six’ to other TV shows, Tamra compares Trek’s 'Lions and Tigers and Bears' joke to the ones used on Sex and the City, and Asterios tells Apollo to just be happy that Starbuck’s a really good pilot.
0:01:03  Intro

0:03:03  “In The Cards”

0:30:04  “The Hand of God”
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Special mini-sode: Carl enjoyed the DS9/LD crossover "Hear All, Trust Nothing" this week, but he doesn't know anything about "Lower Decks."  That is where guests Ames and Jake come in.  Join us for a brief talk about what worked and what didn't, and what was normal for this show and what wasn't.  Also, Carl is moved by a sick display of kissing and phasering, Ames shares her guidelines for when reference humor does and doesn't work, and Jake compares Armin Shimerman's performance to some of his earlier work as a voice actor.
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