Kirk can't shake a craving for baked potatoes while Spock and friends try to track him down. Join your obedience-collar-clad hosts as they discuss cheesy (but fun) fight choreography, upsetting (and not at all fun) depictions of sexual violence, and the nature of brainly evolution. Also Jesse sneezes a bunch.
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