[/audio We’re back! Pete’s already drunk! We’re talking about Blade Runner Blackout 2022, a prologue short set between Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049.

We talk about Alan E Nourse’s book The Blade Runner. We pussyfoot around the global healthcare situation and basically agree that while all life is precious, not all carbs are. Enjoy.

We talk about IG-11. Then we talk about more star wars droids. The conversation goes off the rails fast and stays off. Enjoy!

Pete and Sandra are talking about famous and favorite or what they think are “important” robots, cyborgs, AI, etc from movies and literature. This is the first of many episodes to come, covering this topic. Remember, If you can’t hold someone to your bosom, it becomes increasingly difficult for Pete to consider you a “person”.

Gaff’s final message, Deckard and Rachael are free, and we stumble all over our brains trying to explain it all to ourselves.

Deckard and Rachael are running off, Deckard notices Rachael stepped on something in the hallway, and Sandra smacks the shit out of Pete.

What’s under the sheet? What’s the best kind of love? How long will it take before we’re a youtube sensation?

Deckard races home for Rachael, Pete finally understands Ghostbusters, our friend Adam joins us for about six seconds, and then we simply get hungry and just stop the episode dead in it’s tracks.

A final farewell to Roy Batty, Gaff has a cryptic message for Deckard, and Pete Loses all of his wrestling street cred.

We talk about minutes 107 and 108 in this double-Deckard episode. After losing Rutger Hauer this week, we wouldn’t dream of splitting up this monologue.

The chase is officially over, Roy has Deckard at his mercy, and Deckard literally spits in the face of death. We miss Rutger Hauer already. What a wonderful, selfless, and shining star of a human being.

Deckard falls short, Roy catches up, and this is what it sounds like…when doves cry.

Deckard climbs to safety, a short history of TDK, and Roy will have no truck with running away.

Deckard climbs for his life, Roy clings to what life he has left, and the New York Dept of education tries to ruin our children’s lives.

Deckard fights back! Roy tries to talk it out, and the details of the world of Blade Runner shine as we travel outside.

Roy suffers for the sins of all replicant-kind, Deckard doesn’t seem up to this challenge, and the fanciest damn soap dish I’ve ever seen!

Roy’s closing in, Deckard heads for high ground, and Eldon Tyrell’s unwanted gift to Replicant-kind is upon the prodigal son.

Deckard is trying to escape the bradbury in one piece, Roy is having fun on the hunt, and audacity fails me once again(You may notice a few weird edits in this one).

Deckard is looking for a good hiding spot, Roy says goodbye to Pris one last time, and My neighbor’s air conditioner is dripping on my air conditioner through the entire episode!