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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 611 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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It’s a huge weekend for sci-fi and pop culture fans as New York Comic Con kicks off! And of course, there are some exciting surprises in store for Star Trek fans. Ever wanted an action figure to explain alien sex positions? Well, get ready! A new Gen... more
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 has officially wrapped! We’re breaking down the latest episode, looking back at the season as a whole, and—most importantly—checking our predictions from the beginning of the season. How did we do? Meanwhile, th... more
Season 4 of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is officially dividing the fanbase. As mixed reviews roll in, the series showrunner is speaking out to clarify the creative vision behind the season. Join us on Trekcast as we analyze his perspective, explore... more
Talk about mood swings! We’re back to review two wildly different episodes of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds — “Like Chronitons Through the Hourglass” and “Orders of Magnitude.” But did these two very different episodes hit the mark? Plus, there’s a n... more
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Star Trek is run by agenda hacks. They have no intent other than to push the “agenda” thru Star Trek. You guys really need to level up and unclench when it comes to that clear truth… but you can’t because yall are tasked with towing the line. You are controlled beings that can chop it up for years on what that control is at the same time while you are under that control. Guys! You got hands up your asses and cannot even remotely begin to deal with it. Kirk and Spock will kiss. You’ll have to pr... more
It’s not Trekcast without David and Darren. They might as well have changed the name. This show used to be so good in its heyday. I always looked forward to it. I guess, all good things come to an end eventually. It’s sad, this used to be THE Star Trek podcast. It was so fun to listen to.
Part of me hopes that David will get some nostalgia, at some point, for the days of doing this show, for his interest in Star Trek, and make another run at it.
5-8-26 Just checking in. Still no return of... more
It’s not Trekcast without David and Darren. They might as well have changed the name. This show used to be so good in its heyday. I always looked forward to it. I guess, all good things come to an end eventually. It’s sad, this used to be THE Star Trek podcast. It was so fun to listen to.
Part of me hopes that David will get some nostalgia, at some point, for the days of doing this show, for his interest in Star Trek, and make another run at it.
These guys are my brand of reviewers. Hilarious vitamins for my nerd soul. Love it when y’all’s talk about the other non trek as well Thank you and keep trekking!
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A lively, opinionated roundtable focused on Star Trek and broader sci‑fi culture, mixing in-depth analysis of current and upcoming Trek series with news, conventions, and fan culture banter. Episodes frequently weave in crossovers with pop culture topics, guest interviews, and listener feedback, keeping a casual, conversational vibe that feels like a group of friends hash‑tagging current trends in the franchise. Notable strengths include strong chemistry among hosts, willingness to speculate about canon and future projects, and a playful, fan‑centered approach that can appeal to dedicated Trekkies and casual sci‑fi fans alike. A recurring draw is the mix of thoughtful critique, nostalgic reminiscence, and vibrant convention chatter that kee... more
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