S8E1 - You Odyssey This: Trouble in Ithaca

S8E1 - You Odyssey This: Trouble in Ithaca

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S11E7 - All Systems Argo 4 - Medea Enters the Chat

Oh Muses! Descendent of Helios, daughter of Colchis, and clever sorceress; Medea is here to save the day. We encounter several impossible tasks, love-arrows used irresponsibly, complicated family dynamics, and oxen that can breathe fire. 

S11E6 - All Systems Argo 3 - Argus is as Good As Yours

Oh Muses! The Argonauts and their undemocratically elected leader Jason are on the hunt for the Golden Fleece. We encounter more murder on more islands, a boxing match, lots of different scary birds, more trials of leadership, an abundance of Arguses, and magnificent hair. 

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