Alien Nation, Episode 21: The Touch

We cover the second half of Dark Horizon in which Ahpossno finally does something and the second plot is resolved. Oh, and stay tuned for our PODCAST FINALE next week!

This week, we cover the first half of the TV movie that kinda-sorta picks up where the series left off and kinda-sorta gives it a conclusion.

Our run of not-so-great episodes ends on a cliff-hanger with the unfinished story of yet another purist plot that will need to be finished in the first Alien Nation film: Dark Horizon.

A not-so-greatest hits, The Game by way of the First Cigar, in which we encounter trauma but this time Cathy-flavored!

A morality play plot about material acquitision that's all motion and no movement.

Narrative Scrapple: three after-school specials shoved into blender and then poured into a bad and boring episode.

A serial killer, ANOTHER trauma from someone's past, and flashbacks to characters you couldn't possibly care about all add up to a strong contender for the Worst. Episode. Ever.

We're joined by guest commentator Cynthia Taylor as we examine thie episode of gender stuff, done either very well or very badly. You decide!

Two thirds potential, one third flub as George is accused of stealing drugs and another father figure inevitably ends up disappointing Matt.

What starts out as a possibly interesting take on a precursor to reality television ends up collapsing into a mess of judgemental pontificating with no clear point. But, Angela Bassett!