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558. Star Trek: The Next Futurama 41 - Insane in the Mainframe (Patreon)

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2023-01-10 14:00:05
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If you forgot, this show takes a Futurama episode and thematically pairs it with an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, which works surprisingly well.

This episode Michael and David discuss their experiences with sleep study, their aging health, and the classic Futurama episode “Insane in the Mainframe.”

This show exclusively releases every other episode here on the Small Beans patreon. Wimmy Wam Wam Wozzle!

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Comments

Charles Castellente

Can we get a separate podcast where you guys just do loose horseshit for an hour?

Russell Fournier

Hermes would be amazing in the star trek Dharmak and Jarrod episode, the man's chocked full of metaphors, he practically speaks the language anyway!

Steve Snyder

At last! It’s been so long.

Dave Ruff

Finally caught up, and I really loved the loose horseshit in this one, as well as the rest of the pod. I tweeted this to you guys, but I can write longer here so... seriously, get that sleep diagnosis completed. Mine sucked a LOT, also had someone waking me up to adjust wires and whatever, but they found that my blood oxygen was dropping during sleep to alarmingly low numbers. Been on a CPAP ever since, never even travel w/o it.

Tue HL

Sunless Skies for sure has some great vibes, but I personally prefer the predecessor Sunless Sea. It's lovecraft mixed with neil gaimans neverwhere in an old timey mariner setting. There's more unique storylines to follow, leading to more varied playthroughs and it feels like your own journey matters more in the grand scheme of things.