Gyratyne

I resonate with John's point about not be able to pick up some of the show's themes when I was younger. It's instantly assessable as a cool show with heaps of style, but the feelings of weariness and regret are probably less appreciated until you've grown up a bit and had some hard times.

Faye not remembering her younger self is like reading something I wrote as child and not recognizing who I used to be. Back when I was still carefree and oblivious, before life sanded away a few of my rough edges, but also took some of the optimism and joy.

Ein is cute.

That was very sweet. Despite the pain and heartache this year, I appreciate GB and I'm grateful it's still going. Thank you.

Another focused, insightful, and relevant episode. The best Pink Panther recap podcast in the world.

Faye is a deeply tragic character. My Funny Valentine is a comical peak into her past, but it becomes much sadder later.

I like the announcement of the Friday podcast. Having the opportunity for Tam, Lucy, Bailey, Emma, and Niki to appear more often is only a good thing to me. Hope it actually happens.

Oh jeez, that Robo-Mitchatello is haunting. Nicely done.

Happy birthday, Jan.

I thought Jeff would have liked Toys in the Attic. It's a horror-adjacent episode that is ultimately just a silly goof. But I forgot he regularly has terrible opinions, so that's on me.

ELM is the song that plays during the chase on Ganymede. It sounds like Kiss from a Rose at the start but quickly becomes it's own thing. It's very distinctive and exemplifies the variety of the show's music.

Bonus AMV

Thanks for fixing the premium version. Makes me feel better about having a subscription.

Ed's a real oddball that doesn't seem to fit in the same universe as the rest of the crew, but I do enjoy the contrast and find her antics more cute than annoying. I'm delighted that Jeff likes her.

Really looking forward to Toys in the Attic.