This is it! The end. The REAL end! After 12 ‘real’ episodes and 4 Xtra episodes, season 3 finally rolls to a close. There’s some special bloopers and outtakes from the season, as well as finally capping off the Music Talk with Brandon Blume, James Mulvale, and Ken Allen, as well as the ‘merits of the Space Quest series’ chat with Francisco Gonzalez. See you around the chronostream!

The Music Talk finally gets around to talk about the music of Space Quest in this episode, and Francisco Gonzalez finally gets to talk about HIS favorite Space Quest game, Space Quest V. It’s a favorite extravaganza, or a ‘favaganza,’ if you will! There’s also some behind-the-scenes info about the script writing process of the show for those few who might be interested in that kind of jazz.

Time now for the second Xtra Episode of surplus material from season 3. More music talk from Brandon, James, and Ken — and Francisco and I talk about whether or not the plots of SQ3 and SQ4 make any sense. Further bonus: Me rambling like a lunatic because I thought I could wing the introduction without a script

The 3rd season may have wrapped, but we still have some extra material for you hearty space janitors out there. In this episode, we continue the music talk with Brandon Blume, James Mulvale, and Ken Allen. We also delve into part 1 of an incendiary chat with game designer Francisco Gonzalez (Grundislav Games) on whether or not the Space Quest games hold up today! There’s some truth talk in there that you don’t want to miss

The season finale is here! Gape in awe at CyberCedric’s first single with his black metal band Fjørfølsfimbul (download free at fjorfolsfimbul.bandcamp.com), hear Pete’s announcer finally lose his cool, and listen to 7 magnificent adventure game podcasters — Joe (Upper Memory Block), Ben and Francisco (Blue Cup Tools), Bianca and Brian (Square Waves FM), and Gareth and Fred (Back Seat Designers) — talk about how and why they podcast. It’s an explosive season finale you most likely won’t want to miss!

The Historian revels in the peace and quiet that comes from having shipped CyberCedric off to his perceived black metal paradise of Nuvsvåg, Norway. An extended interview segment with games journalist and walking encyclopedia Richard Cobbett just makes it all the sweeter

CyberCedric delivers the best news ever (he’s moving to Norway), and “your music pal” Ken Allen has some great news for game music lovers: He’s giving away his remastered soundtrack to the games he worked on at Tsunami FOR FREE to listeners of this podcast. Not only that, but Dave Gilbert of Wadjet Eye Games graces us with his presence and discusses his game design philosophy over the loud din of ambulance sirens.

Cedric has a new calling in life and he’s not letting us hear the end of it. Thankfully, we have Serena Nelson and Jess Morrissette to keep us distracted, as well as Pete dealing with a VERY frustrated narrator. Not to mention a scintillating interview with horror master Agustín Cordes of Senscape, creator of Scratches, Serena and the upcoming Asylum!

As CyberCedric is off to broaden his musical horizons (which can only end badly), the Historian interviews avid adventure game player and fellow podcaster Robert Menes of the Nostalgia Roadtrip podcast (soundcloud.com/nostalgiaroadtrip) about his favorite adventure games. Also on the show, more crowdfunding tips from Serena Nelson, and more music talk with Brandon Blume, Ken Allen and James Mulvale. RIP Infamous Quests!

The war is over and it’s back to making the people laugh and talk about adventure games again! Actually, there is a small amount of housekeeping to do, which you’ll hear at the end of the episode, once again featuring the brilliant guest voice of Josh Mandel as King Graham, and Ken Allen reprising HIS voice role from KQ5 as Madam Mushka’s gypsy guard (“no more for today!”). On the program itself, though, we have more crowdfunding tips from Serena Nelson, a look back at the disheartening time of Space Quest 7 with Jess Morrissette, and my very special interviewee guest William Barr of BillyGoat Entertainment, creators of Her Majesty’s SPIFFING.