Mark and Michael take a look at part two of another lengthy episode of Battlestar Galactica (1978), "Lost Planet of the Gods." From IMDB's description, "After traversing a large void in space, the Galactica and the refugee fleet discover the home planet of their species, Kobol."

If you'd like to watch the episode prior to listening to our breakdown, it can be found here.

Here are some things we mention during the episode:

• Quantum Leap
• NSTV – Northwestern Sketch Television – and the “Bakula” sketch mentioned is actually available on YouTube!
• Scream
• Harrison Ford pointing
• The Last Jedi (yet again – and it’s Michael who brings it up every time, despite claiming he hates it. I think there’s something going on here)
• Flash Gordon
• Tatooine
• The Mandalorian
• Lost
• Raiders of the Lost Ark (aka, Michael's favorite movie)
• MacGyver looks for the Holy Grail in “Legend of the Holy Rose”
• Who’s the heartless bastard (probably Mark) related to the end scene? You decide: more or less tear-jerking than the end of Terminator 2: Judgment Day? Avatar, on the other hand is NOT tear-jerking, nor even that good.
• Titanic (the movie, not the boat, though the movie is about the boat)
• 24
• Love Actually (Mark highly recommends) – and “Sam,” the kid in that movie (stepson to Liam Neeson) goes on to play a major character in The Queen’s Gambit, a great very recent show (which makes it notable since we mostly talk about older TV)
• The innovative rumored/planned release strategy for the upcoming BSG reboot
• Breaking Bad
• Wandavision (Mark’s kids are finally experiencing what it was like when you’re really into a show but it only comes out once per week and then you have to WAIT for the next episode)
• House of Cards (you can find a link yourself, but don't bother; the star we won't name is a creepy, disgusting person who doesn't deserve a link; instead, here's a link to the superior. original BBC version!)
• Gilmore Girls (Michael will die on the "this show is absolutely terrible" hill)
• Survivor

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