Podcast… the final frontier! "Star Trek: The Next Generation" devotee and authority Matt Mira leads Next Gen skeptic Andrew Secunda into the deepest reaches of the series episode by episode. Listen as they discuss, debate, and enjoy all the legendary show's strengths, failings, and innovations. Email us! STTNCPOD@gmail.com Twitter/X/TikTok/Youtube: @StarTrekTNC Web: startrektnc.com Patreon: www.pa... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 273 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTV & Film |
Can two DS9 characters have a conversation without it being about Kasidy Yates? Not many of these scenes pass the Yates test! And does Dukat have a heart, and if so is it filled with cold blood?
[Episode discussion begins around 1:10]
Bashir and O'Brien go head-to-head about whether to save some Jem'Hadar while Matt and Andy go head-to-head with the TNC crew about whether "The Visitor" is heartbreaking or just okay.
[Episode discussion begins around 1:22]
Candyman Tony Todd appears as Jake Sisko through the ages - and in some insane age make-up! Todd and Avery Brooks also go head-to-head in a real theatrical-acting-off! Meanwhile Matt asks the question - couldn’t somebody at Starfleet have helped Jake... more
Matt and Andy finally watch the arrival of Worf to DS9, as the MVC song prophesied. And boy, did everybody made a big deal out of Sisko's shaved head and the arrival of Worf being harbingers of awesomeness for the show...... but maybe they didn't mak... more
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These charisma black holes are as unfunny as they are bereft of insight.
Found it, followed based on episode titles and descriptions, listened to one ep that didn’t seem to get to the title topic until 45 minutes in. Unfollowed before the ep was as over.
Hi guys, I love your podcast! My boyfriend is a lifelong sci-fi fan and since we met three years ago I’ve been enjoying learning about and watching the classics with him, including Star Trek TNG. We started a few months ago and I’m really enjoying it! From Riker’s sexy beard to Wes’ insanely fast-tracked career path, Dr. Crusher’s questionable abilities, and everyone telling Worf to shut up, each episode has something fun and interesting - even the terrible ones (which happen to be some of my fa... more
Hi from Australia! Best podcast ever!!I have been listening since the beginning. I mow lawns for a living and this podcast makes my long runs of straight lines of cut lawns go faster. Something caught me with the last episode S3 Ep5. When you said Bludge-oren. It reminds me of a word we use here in Australia. The word bludger means someone that is lazy and never wants to work or do anything. So the new nickname for some of guys that work with me, I am now calling them Bludge-orens!! Thank you fo... more
Finally caught up after listening for 2 years while at work, so happy I made it.
Please join two podcast hosts (using the title loosely) that suffer from podcast structure blindness as they overthink trills. Perhaps you want to hear two hosts discuss how a podcast should be done every episode even 8 years into it. This is a show that might have more than 50% of the heavy lifting being done by its listeners. Even tho this description sounds like getting a Ceti Eel from Wrath of Kahn put in you….... more
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An engaging exploration of the Star Trek universe is led by two hosts who mix humor with critical analysis as they discuss the series \"Deep Space Nine\" and other related content. Episodes feature lively debates about themes such as morality, identity, and complex character dynamics, which are prevalent throughout the show's narrative. With a blend of witty commentary and thoughtful reflection, the hosts create an entertaining environment where both longtime fans and newcomers can appreciate the storytelling nuances and cultural implications of the series. The unique dynamic between the die-hard Trek fan and the skeptic invites a varied perspective, making each episode a rich discussion that highlights the show's strengths and shortcomings... more
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