Vague time travel plots leave Juno confused and in despair, after the season two closer "And beyond" mostly because they know what's coming next. We all know what's coming next.

The fortune cookie from hell is back in the penultimate season two episode 209 To the Future... and Soraya has not only all the details but absolutely no trouble segueing our attention exactly where it should be: on Jane Johns.

Juno takes us through a relisten of 208 Eat the Peas, a classic (how many of these are there) Jane Johns-centric episode with an epic play-by-play to take us out at the end. Personally, we mostly hate peas but love this episode.

We've all got feelings and Soraya details hers after relistening to 207 I've Got a Feeling — and honestly, who doesn't just love a grumpy old man? We could all become worse things.

It's finally here (Justin's favorite) Crash and Burn! Juno takes on a tour of his love for Jane Johns in this relisten recap and truth told — we couldn't agree more that Jane should get all of the love.

In our relisten of 205 Interface 9000, Soraya thinks it's finally time that the Interface gets her due (and maybe Lena Winter could record her voicemail message or something?).

This week's first relisten episode is Sergeant Popper (written by the amazing Kathleen Ackerly). Juno learned a lot about all the characters and wanted to give Dr. Urvidian a hug -- how about you?

"We're already on season two in our relisten, and Soraya is taking on 201: The Trial of Akmazian along with all those zipper sounds."

There’s so much going on in the second second season episode Last Offices, Juno might not get to the bottom of it all in this post. But they're gonna try.

Some episodes start slow, give you a moment to settle in…or give you a false sense of security. Not this one! From the “What?!” within the first two minutes to the “Wow!” within the last two seconds, 2.01 is a wild ride and therefore, the perfect start to season two.

The first in a line of between-season specials that establish a very ominous chain of precedents.

We’re already at the end of season one, dear people! When did that happen? Luckily, there’s lots more to come. Like right now, with episode eight.

This episode was a bit of a tough one to write about. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a great one and has been great from the moment it came out. But the minute the pandemic hit in 2020, this episode started hitting closer to home than ever before.

Relistening to 103 Airlocked! Juno says moral of the story: Ryan's ass speaks volumes about his sexuality and Dan Barry was just born to play dads.

This week we're relistening to 102 Hi, I'm Ryan. None of you ever stopped doing chores and stared of wistfully in the distance when you remembered what Ryan says for the first time at the end of this episode? Just Soraya? Hmm, sounds fake but okay.

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