In the Skies of Love

This time.is we cover episodes 47 and 48. We discuss the aura impact of long hair at different ages, terrorism (it's still bad, folks), whether a baguette and a cucumber is a good lunch, Bishop Degsby's morning routine, bar culture in London and Tokyo, Rubinksy's continual sofa crimes, navy ship naming conventions, the foolproof CatDog strategy, the science of space currents, and a bonus section where we name films for a while. Also in this episode: Kumail's irrational repulsion towards Andy Serkis. This is the end of your fantasy..... *Linkin Park plays*

It’s crossword time. In this episode the cool wave arrives, the rancid vibes of work christmas parties, Alexander the Great's "perfect" record, sandwiches, the bizarre world building of Eurafrica, and the comedy of mixed animation. Also in this episode: we return to the Reunthal Zone. Long live the Northern Condominium!

Helco! In this episode we discuss the ethics of rocket explosions, Kumail's backalley subtitles, the subtle art of TV placement, softboy Mittermeyer, the relentless progress of the alien intelligence of Capital, and what it means to call someone "Mr. Jewel." Also in this episode: the mysterious science of fax machines. BACKFLIP!

In this bonus discussion we talk about Twitter's death throes, Athenian democracy, learning history from Assassins Creed, the magnificent wonders of Slough Trading Estate, and even more love for the Elizabeth Line. Also in this episode: we reveal our new corporate overlords!

Hëlow. In this episode, hosted by the world's worst architect and the world's worst physicist, Joel's qualities as a friend are called into question by thousands upon thousands of people. We discuss the madness of star reviewing, the similarities between Professor Layton and the Curious Village and the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, whether or not loving the Kaiser is free political expression, effective nuclear power plant placement, Phezzani fashion, if Reinhardt is ready to date again, and the inherent evil of wine branding. Also in this episode: Rudyard Kipling's exceedingly good cakes! Every day we get closer to the gates of Hell!

In this episode, the opening is impeccable and beyond reproach. We discuss the fine art of anime-themed cocktails, the strange economic forces that keep Tokyo’s restaurants affordable, and whether or not Julian is being set up for a tragic fate. Also in this episode: the surreal experience of seeing a monkey in a hot spring, a heated debate about natto, and the baffling persistence of Elon Musk.Plus: futuristic train stations, the unbearable cost of London, and a philosophical inquiry into whether all orangutans are just guys.