The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy

Season 1

8 episodes · Feb 22, 2024

Doctors Sleech and Klak take on a highly dangerous and potentially groundbreaking case and, in doing so, put existence itself in jeopardy. Although considering their dismal personal lives, oblivion might be an improvement.

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  • Sometimes Heads Break
    S1E1

    Sometimes Heads Break

    Feb 22, 202428m

    Sleech and Klak perform an enticing, dangerous, and super illegal surgery.

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  • The Land of Sex and Death
    S1E2

    The Land of Sex and Death

    Feb 22, 202423m

    Sleech and Plowp wrangle an exploding patient. Outside the hospital, Klak deals with her mom, which is more stressful than an exploding patient.

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  • Tomorrow's Death Is Yesterday's Problem
    S1E3

    Tomorrow's Death Is Yesterday's Problem

    Feb 22, 202424m

    Sleech and Klak treat a venture capitalist with an illicit time sickness and a great outfit.

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  • The Curse of the Orlosh
    S1E4

    The Curse of the Orlosh

    Feb 22, 202428m

    A sexually transmitted infection spreads quickly through the very horny hospital.

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  • Beef Sturgeon Sleech
    S1E5

    Beef Sturgeon Sleech

    Feb 22, 202425m

    A surprising doctor is chosen as temporary chief surgeon! Klak develops a new crush, and Matt goes on a sexy hunt for alien limbs.

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  • That's Science, Baby!
    S1E6

    That's Science, Baby!

    Feb 22, 202427m

    Happy St. Cthonk's Day! (The St. stands for scientist). While Sleech and Matt unexpectedly spend the holiday together, Klak does something equally festive: an autopsy.

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  • Just One More Adjustment
    S1E7

    Just One More Adjustment

    Feb 22, 202426m

    The galaxy watches as Sleech tries to save Klak from herself. Unrelated, Matt and Plowp do a lot of crying.

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  • Apocalypse Got You Down?
    S1E8

    Apocalypse Got You Down?

    Feb 22, 202424m

    Sleech and Klak try to save the world and end up in a surprisingly roomy digestive tract.

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