Five Year Mission - Shore Leave 

This is probably my favorite song from Five Year Mission

This is the best episode now ^^

I love these songs so much :)

Nice video! I really like this episode! Mainly for the WW2 fighter planes! All of the aircraft footage is from the 1951 film, THE FLYING LEATHERNECKS. Starring JOHN WAYNE! The planes that were used in this episode are 2 Grumman F6F-5 HELLCATS! One painted in standard U.S. NAVY BLUE & one painted in WHITE with JAPANESE KANJI Lettering on it to represent a MITSUBISHI A6M ZERO fighter! The other is a F4U CORSAIR! It's flying toward the camera where you can see the airplane's GULL WING design.

man, this is the best. I wondered if I was the only one that noticed Angela had gotten over her fiance's HORRIFIC DEATH awfully fast...

The pronunciation of "shore" sounds very similar to the word "sure". They obviously have two different meanings. In the song, we are saying "I sure want to leave" but pronouncing it "I SHORE want to leave" to reference the name of the episode the song is based after. I hope this explanation helps. -mike

Sometime in 2012 to now - January 2nd 2019!

I loved your show at comic con, you guys are awesome!

This. Is awesome!!

A planet equipped with mind reading tech... disguised as an amusement park, meanwhile it's downloading all the Star Fleet Security and tactical information right out of their heads.

Thanks, Lsp99! We're glad you like it! :)

loved it when you guys played it live on friday

"A blonde girl with a terrible accent" Hey McCoy dreamed her up, maybe he can't properly imagine British accents. 🙂

it helped a lot. you were perfectly clear. thank you, live long and rock hard!

“Watch out for that treeeee-oooooops!”

Thanks, ravenwoodindy!

Thanks, Punkoid!

@quinn friedl: Not corny at all. Give some of the other songs a listen, too...

@MissReige yeah... that is quite the fail! haha

It took me months to notice the "sure want to leave" pun. Fail. xD;

explain the pun to this humble foreign who doesn't quite understand american/english humor, please!