
The unofficial, irreverent and filthy aftershow for all the new Star Trek television: From Discovery to Starfleet Academy and everything in between. Each Friday after a new episode of Star Trek, Adam and Ben recap, review and roast all the New Trek. And when we have nothing new to review, we go back to old series like TOS and check out beloved sci-fi movies and television. Check out our other show... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 393 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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When the Entrepreneur is pulled into a slipstream wormhole, Dr. M’Benga becomes Dr. Table and Nurse Chapel disobeys a direct order to stay by his side. But after the neutrinos bombarding the ship turn out to be just what the Doctor ordered, Scotty ge... more
When Scotty tries to go for the record with Little Ricky, Spock watches from a shuttle as the transporter experiment turns everyone on the ship into puppets. But after an Orion pirate ship arrives to take advantage of the situation, Spock and T’Pring... more
When Una’s first away mission as commander almost gets her caught inside Klingon space, the away team ditches the shuttle on an occupied planet and they get dressed up to try to lay low. But after she’s recognized for someone whose alliances aren’t b... more
When the crew needs a break before an important diplomatic mission, Alpha shift takes a shuttle down to a trippy resort planet. But after the atmosphere starts making everyone’s journey a little weird, Ortegas and Scotty get the crew back together in... more
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I don't know how much of my lexicon was inherited from these Trek fellas, but I have explored strange pronunciation; seek out new two-dicks and fart jokes; and embarrassingly go where no jazz horse has gone before.
(Gold pressed latinum drop)
For SNW S4E2 specifically: Normally I love this show, but Adam and Ben are not the two hosts you'd want to review anything in the horror spectrum. Neither of them clocked that being made uncomfortable and squeamish is part of the modern horror landscape, and instead they disparaged the episode for being effective at what it was setting out to do. For shame, guys. You're usually better than this.
Thanks to you both for becoming podcasters, TNG hardcore fan but as you recently discussed, the topic matters surprisingly little.
Ben and Adam are basically my best friends. To be clear, they have absolutely no idea who I am and that's okay. Friendship is all about balance. For 1 hour I’m listening to my goofy, smart-assed, clever buds chat about my favourite show.
Whether they're overanalyzing a transporter accident or lovingly roasting a questionable episode, it's always entertaining. They clearly know their Trek, but they never take themselves too seriously.
That being said, production value is through the roof than... more
A podcast so good that I quit my job to spend more time listening to it. A podcast so good that I put my perfectly healthy mother into a care home so I didn’t have to miss any time with it having to help her out. A podcast so good I sold my children so I would no longer be distracted while listening. A podcast so good I took my dog on a one way trip to the river so I could listen uninterrupted without trivial things such as feeding it or giving it attention. A podcast so good, I might end up in ... more
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This show is a witty, unapologetic aftershow focused on the latest Star Trek episodes and related media. Expect rapid-fire takes, deep-dish character and production analysis, and lots of inside jokes as the hosts recap, review, and roast new Trek while occasionally revisiting classic series and related films. It probably attracts listeners who enjoy frank, humorous discourse about television, tech-aesthetic production notes, and a healthy appetite for fan culture and community banter. A standout element is the blend of film- and episode-specific breakdown with running jokes, guest spots, and cross-podcast references that create a recognizable, affectionate, and sometimes risqué vibe for Trek fans and media enthusiasts alike.
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