Tonight - as cultists prepare to end her with a rocket - Bunny Davis, the last woman to hold the title of Coffin, considers the nature of containment.

In which Skinner Co. ends the year on a classic

In which Skinner Co. revists the House of Usher - but at what (Vincent) Price!?

In which Skinner Co. watches the zombie genre rise again

In which Skinner Co. enjoys a new take on an old tale

In which Skinner Co. take a chance on a short dance

In which Skinner Co. get a little haunted

In which Skinner Co. ain't entirely feline it.

In which Skinner Co. maligns Malignant

In which Skinner Co. falls for another Mike Flanagan project

In which Skinner Co. has a surprise encounter

In which Skinner Co. returns to an old love

In which Skinner Co. gets the references already

In which Skinner Co. bumps into the ghost of Gene Roddenberry

Tonight: A new name, but the same old problems.

In which Skinner Co. has questions for Bing.

In which Skinner Co. again encounters tape heads

In which Skinner Co. gets gooey.

In which HOLY #$%^, IT'S THE MAN-THING.

Your friends till the end are back for another round of toying with your emotions.

Tonight, having escaped the endless combat and feasting of Blackhall’s Valhalla, Ruby returns to a world where she’s long been a stranger.

Tonight, there will be trouble.

Tonight, whispered indications of how much has changed, and shouted indications of how much has not.

Tonight: Is Jurd creating new characters when we’re supposed to be closing out the universe’s plot arc? What’s the deal with this cultist, Gary? And where the hell is Mulligan?

Tonight, we find ourselves in a small town with big problems.

Tonight, the last human discovers the magic was not inside him all along, but instead inside the infected population of a remote planet at the edge of known space.