After the break, it's the reality of 'Task', the heavy themes it carries and how Mark Ruffalo and Tom Pelphrey knock it out in episode two spoilers (13:54).
Also in spoilers, Blaine and Donovan break down a couple of limits to 'Alien: Earth,' which shouldn't hinder fans or casual viewers as the series makes a stand for the working class (28:44).
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Chapters:
00:07 - Exploring Television Through a Working-Class Lens
00:23 - Introduction to Episode Discussions
08:30 - Discussing Science Fiction Themes and Characterization
18:33 - Introduction to Forgiveness and Justice in 'Task'
24:44 - The Tenuous Safety of Sam
29:49 - The Significance of the Maginot Line
36:57 - The Future of Society: Transactional Relationships and Control
41:16 - Exploring the Nature of Humanity and Isolation in Space
45:51 - Exploring the Emotional Impact of Synthetic Bodies