In brightest day, on mics so clear, The Guys' Lantern podcast now is here.

Did it ever occur to a Trekkie that the “red alert” warning might actually mean there are people in red shirts are about to die? Or that the three uniform colors are also the three primary colors? Or that this season of Strange New Worlds got even stranger?

You just thought a Broadway musical episode was quirky, but in this season Pelia tells the rest of the crew to have fun storming the galaxy, puppets are put in charge, and an NBC mainstay soap opera star finds her way to a Paramount set - and looks good doing it. Season 4 had some highs and lows, but The Guys agreed it was definitely watchable, and look expectantly forward to the shortened but hopefully satisfying final season to come.

Until then, Robbie geeks out over an immersive Dune Experience, Art has more facts about Darkwing Duck’s return, and Jay reminisces about his favorite super-heroine. Spoilers abound in this episode, and we’re not just talking about the hosts!

You just thought A.I. was dangerous and lurking in plain sight, read to take over the world as we know it. J.I. could be even more threatening.

After a virtual arena snack of brie grilled cheese infused with Nerds Clusters alongside a deep fried Uncrustable with decadent toppings, followed by news of a revival of Disney’s quacking Batman wannabe (imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, right?), Robbie attempts to answer Jay’s questions about A.I..

The Guys (sans Art this week, who had better sense and has already talked about this once) get into definitions of what A.I. really is, how Jay may be already using it unwittingly, despite his concerns, how it may be affecting his day job, and what vaccines he might give to prevent long term consequences. This episode is like ChatGPT, if GPT stood for a Chat with Guys who are Pretty Tired.