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Kate and Elenchus are here with an extreeeemely belated disucssion of the Guardians of the Galaxy movie.

Kate and Elenchus are back after the hiatus, and ready start season 4 by discussing some books they read over the summer!

Well folks, season three has been ridiculously long, but it's finally at an end! We say goodbye for the next few months with an episode discussing what we've been reading recently. We hope to see you next season!

Elenchus and special guests Evelyn and Hazel finally talk about Robin Hobb's Realm of the Elderling books, in great detail. Pirates! Dragons! Puppies!

Kate and Elenchus make the extremely questionable life choice of reading and discussing the manga series Loveless.

Kate and special guest host Cat talk about John Green.

Kate and Elenchus indulge in some nostalgia by discussing Patricia C. Wrede's Enchanted Forest book series.

Kate and Elenchus discuss the first two trade volumes worth of the current Hawkeye comic series (and, as per usual, a bunch of other tangentially related things). Arrows! Pizza dog! More arrows! Kate Bishop! Boats!

Kate and Elenchus try to work out what they thought about the newest X-Men movie

Kate talks about the 2014 Godzilla movie and Elenchus discusses the Lost Fleet: Beyond the Frontier books.

Kate and Elenchus discuss the new Spider-Man film. Along with a lot of other tangentially related things. A lot.

Kate and Elenchus discuss Dumas' Very Serious and Important Classic, The- HAHAHA JUST KIDDING, they discuss Dumas' extremely silly and upsettingly compelling adventure novel, the Three Musketeers

Kate and Elenchus watch the 2012 movie adaptation of the Three Musketeers. SHIPS. ATTATCHED. TO BALLOONS.

Kate and Elenchus continue to celebrate hitting 50 episodes (Wow! 50! We're still not over it) by choosing 5 books each they haven't talked about yet on the podcast to recommend.

Kate and Elenchus take their 50th episode (!!!) to reflect back on and rerecommend some of books they discussed long long ago in the forgotten wilds of seasons one and two.

Kate and Elenchus don't have any theme, plan, or vision this week, but frankly Elenchus would like credit for not actually passing out from exhaustion during recording.

Kate and Elenchus Have Opinions about Shakespeare's tragedies. Nearly two hours worth of opinions.

Kate and Elenchus know very very (VERY) little about Terry Goodkind, but they aren't letting that stop them from discussing the first Sword of Truth book or the TV adaptation, Legend of the Seeker.

Kate and Elenchus talk about Alexandre Dumas' classic adventure novel, The Count of Monte Cristo. Revenge! Duels! Poisons! Skeevy politicians! Lesbians! Hash island! And so much more!