
A podcast about the Star Trek show Strange New Worlds and other Star Trek series like Starfleet Academy, Lower Decks, Picard, and Discovery.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV ReviewsAfter ShowsTV & Film | |||

In episode #62 of Strange New Worlds Fancast, SP, Jake, and Carolyn dive into “Chronitons Through the Hourglass,” an unexpectedly soap-operatic adventure that traps the Enterprise crew inside an elaborate reality created by the Q Continuum’s Trelane.... more
In episode #61 of Strange New Worlds Fancast, SP, Jake, and Carolyn tackle Season 4, Episode 6, “Off Hour,” as the Enterprise is caught in a catastrophic slipstream that sends the crew scrambling to keep the ship—and themselves—alive. The hosts dive ... more
In episode #60 of Strange New Worlds Fancast, SP, Jake, and Carolyn take on Season 4, Episode 5, “Level 5 Transporter Accident,” as a transporter malfunction transforms most of the Enterprise crew into puppets while Spock fights to reclaim the ship. ... more
In episode #59 of Strange New Worlds Fancast, SP, Jake, and Carolyn beam down into Season 4, Episode 4, “A Case of Chiaroscuro,” for a spirited—and decidedly divided—discussion of Strange New Worlds’ bold black-and-white homage to classic cinema. As ... more
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In the same episode, hosts talk about how their least favorite Strange New Worlds character is Dr. M’Benga, and least favorite captains are Sisko and Burnham. Hmm. Follow that up with discussing their love for Gina Carano and cancelling Star Wars once she was let go, then go on to complain about “woke” Discovery. It’s baffling to listen to people talk about Trek when they have zero idea what it’s actually about. Must be going for that niche Ben Shapiro/Trekkie market, I’m sure those 3 people wil... more
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A roundtable discussion-focused show that dissects recent Star Trek episodes and related spin-offs through lively banter, trivia, and behind-the-scenes insights. Topics span from Season 4 analyses of puppetry and dream devices to noir-inspired storytelling, time travel paradoxes, and character dynamics across multiple Trek series. The hosts often weigh production choices, directing and set design, and cross-series lore, delivering a breezy yet thoughtful take on how episodes fit into longer character arcs and franchise storytelling. Notably, conversations mix humor with fandom lore, fan callouts, and arrayed Easter eggs, making it a handy resource for listeners who value deep dives into narrative craft and Trek world-building while keeping ... more
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Strange New Worlds Fancast launched 4 years ago and published 62 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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