Hannah and Kelly join Tobias for his bunny-inspired disassociation, eagle-inspired semi sexual something or other, and their own hypothetical clean fork self loathing.
Hannah and Kelly dig into the last book of the David trilogy, Book 22: The Solution, looking at the recurring theme of violation, Rachel's psyche at this point, and how the Animorphs terribly come into their own in the ongoing war for Earth.
Hannah and Kelly apologize in advance for a totally innapropriate Monty Python reference as we dive into Book 21: The Threat, discuss Jake's growth as a leader, devote about as much time as needed to the Save the World B plot and admire Visser Three's holo-ception skills.
Hannah and Kelly are finally back! Just in time for the new animorph to rear his theoretically frosted-tipped head. Join us for our discussion of Book 20 The Discovery.
After an endless onslaught of broken mics, computers, and sickness, Hannah and Kelly finally return to discuss the rest of Book 19, the Departure. We talk about play structure some more, and continue to struggle with our admiration for and intial feelings about Cassie. (Heads up, the audio gets a little buzzy at the 30 minute mark, and again at the 45 minute mark, but it lasts for less than ten seconds each time.We think we figured out how to fix it going forward.)
It's finally time for The Departure! Hannah and Kelly ponder the metaphorical meanings of leopards, wrestle with the genesis of their dislike for Cassie, and generally are emotional and philosophical wrecks over the this book.
Kelly and Hannah get overwhelmed by the beautiful nostalgia of dinosaurs, then blindsided by feels and Cassie empathy, in their episode about Megamorphs Two, In the Time of Dinosaurs.
Treasonous Andalites! Cinnamon bun rampages! Space-time shenanigans! That's right, it's time for Book 18, The Decision. Hannah and Kelly discuss KA Applegate's bizarre name choices, shudder at the existential horror of Z-space, and stumble drunkenly over Andalite names.
Hannah and Kelly discuss Book 17 the underground while struggling to understand life in a state as warm as California. The Animorphs struggle to come to terms with the morality of chemical warfare full of fiber. The yeerks struggle with a heart healthy drug epidemic and the 1990's struggle with whether mental illness is tragic or hilarious. Warning for discussions of suicide.
Don't talk to strangers online, kids! Oh.Oops. This episode of The Hindsight is all about Book 16, The Warning -- a.k.a, that book with the goofy Yeerk chatroom. Hannah and Kelly discuss why KA Applegate's anti-internet stance is so funny, bug morphs continue to create new phobias for us all, and Visser Three steals a show he isn't even in.