
Exploring the hidden layers and deeper meanings of all Star Trek series and movies
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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SST387: Is A Night in Sickbay the worst Star Trek episode ever? Dom Bettinelli, Jimmy Akin, and Fr. Jason Tyler rip into its bizarre writing, inappropriate sexual tension, and baffling Hugo nomination. Get all new episodes automatically and for fr... more
SST386: Can a spatial anomaly make a ship boring? In Twisted, the Voyager crew wanders endless corridors while Neelix’s jealousy hits new lows. Dom Bettinelli, Jimmy Akin, and Fr. Jason Tyler critique its broken logic and wasted story potential. G... more
SST385: What happens when fear hijacks Starfleet’s ideals? In “Paradise Lost,” Dom Bettinelli, Jimmy Akin, and Fr. Jason Tyler examine Admiral Leighton’s coup, changeling mind games, and the cracks in the Federation’s golden image. Get all new epi... more
SST384: What happens when fear overrides freedom? As changeling paranoia grips Earth, martial law looms and trust fractures. With Sisko and Odo at the center, Jimmy Akin, Father Jason Tyler, and Dom Bettinelli unpack the unsettling DS9 episode “Homef... more
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Love the Asimov limerick quote, Jimmy!
This is an entertaining podcast. I really appreciate that you can play it with children in the car. So many Star Trek podcasts use profanity indiscriminately. Even the ones featuring Star Trek actors.
There is an unfortunate amount of recency bias here, as regards “Strange New Worlds” & “Picard.” “S.N.W.” is better than “Discovery” & season three of “Picard” might be better than season one, but that’s no excuse for cutting the new shows more slack than is given to T.O.S. & the “T.N.G” era shows.
There is an unfortunate amount of recency bias here, as regards “Strange New Worlds” & “Picard.” “S.N.W.” is better than “Discovery” & season three of “Picard” might be better than season one, but that’s no excuse for cutting the new shows more slack than is given to T.O.S. & the “T.N.G” era shows.
I like Star Trek thanks.
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A unique exploration of the hidden layers and deeper meanings within all iterations of the Star Trek universe is presented through engaging discussions that disassemble both series and movies. Frequent themes include moral complexities and ethical dilemmas faced by characters, the nature of humanity, and the philosophical implications behind scientific advancements in the storylines. The hosts often provide a blend of light-hearted commentary and serious critique, making the discussions accessible to both casual viewers and dedicated fans who appreciate nuanced analysis. Additionally, the podcast showcases a diverse range of episodes from different Star Trek series, allowing listeners to engage with familiar content in fresh ways, encouragi... more
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