
Mattie Lubchansky and Clayton Ashley figure out what the hell was going on in culture in the early 2000s while they wade through episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 51 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmComedy | |||

This week, we're talking about season 2, episode 16 "Future Tense," and the week of February 19, 2003. Can you believe it, they remembered to do a story in the main arc of the show. Also: GOOD EPISODE ALERT? A SHRANLESS GOOD EPISODE? Dear God. It's t... more
Somehow, a Star Trek movie with Tom Hardy and Ron Perlman as baddies is probably one of the worst Star Trek movie ever made. Feels hard to do on purpose.
Head on over to the Patreon to listen to this one! Just a buck a month for a bonus episode. tem... more
This week we are talking about Season 2, Episode 15, "Cease Fire" and the week of February 12, 2003! SHRAN IS BACK! SHRAN!!!! This time he brought a mean lady.
This week, Clayton and Mattie watch Season 2, Episode 14 "Stigma," and talk about the week that was on February 5, 2003. A wild thing happens this week, which is that the episode is pretty good and its A- and B-plots tied together? Also, it turns out... more
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Thank you, Clayton and Maddie, for watching this maligned television property so that I don’t have to.
I love the soothing b*tching about the early 2000s and bad star trek with my two very cool friends who let me hang out with them. I'm very invested in the continuing adventures of Lawrence "John Q Truck" Kansas, from Ames Iowa.
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A witty, culture-forward show that analyzes early-2000s television through the lens of Star Trek: Enterprise. The hosts blend sharp media critique with playful nostalgia, mixing episode-by-episode analysis with broad cultural context—politics, pop culture, and news from the era—creating a voice that's as much about commentary as it is about deconstructing sci‑fi storytelling. Standout traits include their energetic banter, willingness to riff on real-world events of the period, and a knack for connecting small character moments to larger social conversations. The format often features two hosts trading insights, guest appearances, and a steady stream of timely tangents, making it especially appealing to fans of retro-futurism, media analysi... more
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