Well, folks, here we are. The end of the river. The last episode before Our Lost Time.

Ryan literally turns evil and says the most horrible things, and Jane comes out of it okay — because she gets to kick, shoot, and stab him in revenge, but hey, at least she's managing. It's time to talk about Heroes and Villians.

Soraya's time on this EOS10 relisten is about to fade out, so let's give her a slow clap on her way? Also-- it's hunting season and we're here for that.

Ryan is evil?! Suddenly all that fruit talk makes sense. Juno explores.

In 404 New Perspectives, like so many EOS10 episodes before it, very smart-sounding things are being said and somewhat explained and probably somewhat understood by some people — Soraya isn't one of them, and that's okay! It's all about Levi's tiny, golden heart anyway.

What else do we have to say about this episode other than MORPHEUS. Is there more to this cat than meets the eye? Juno explores.

Don’t physically assault that ship! You will not win, trust Soraya, she knows only bad things will come of it. Join us in relistening to our second episode of season four, Private Practice.

In the season four opener, starts with the narrative equivalent of a right hook to the jaw, whammying you with a perfect reversal of Ryan talking Urvidian down from his ledge-based tantrum in season one -- let's listen to Who's Your Daddy?

Ahh... Halloween. This three part special episode of EOS10 takes from zombies to birds to an Interface that really just wants to play a game.

It's time for 308, the Event! What exactly is the "event?" — we're not sure but that has not stopped us from loving this season three finale.

Sunset starts to unravel a quantum-reality multiverse time-travel plot and Soraya is here for it. Finally, she says! But-- what does finally even mean when time itself is being rewritten and the future becomes present and the present becomes past and... never mind.

Soraya has found the perfect life-tip in episode 306 Secret Plots: RUN AWAY! RUN AWAY! If it works with Dr. Urvidian, it will definitely work for you.

Honestly, who wants to wake up in a coma anyway? It's time for episode 305 and the introduction of the fabulous, completely (but we don't know yet!) Dr. Ecobar.

What can we say about 304 other than MADDOX. Is he evil, is he not? We don't know. Juno appreciates that he at least rolls with the punches.

"Because… because this reality is better" — to which Juno says: wait another season or two and then reassess. Shit's about to go crazy. Join us and relisten to part two of EOS10's season three opener.

There's an infamous line in Death Becomes Them Part 1 that forever alters the EOS10 universe-- the show was never the same, and neither was Juno apparently. Join us as we relisten!

What could go wrong with a Christmas anyway? On EOS10, the answer is pretty. Soraya "loves all the Hallmark Christmas movies" Joosten has the details on this special holiday episode.

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?