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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Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsTV & FilmTV Reviews |
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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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Listeners can expect in-depth discussions that explore the intricate narratives, character development, and thematic elements within the Star Trek universe across its various series and films. The panelists frequently critique episodes and films while sharing personal insights, which lends a rich variety to the analysis. Noteworthy themes include morality, technology's impact on humanity, and the challenges of leadership. Unique to this podcast is its balance between critical examination and heartfelt appreciation for the franchise, along with a sprinkling of humor and camaraderie among the hosts, making it appealing for both die-hard fans and casual viewers alike.
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