
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 | 399 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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When it’s La’an’s turn to deal with some heavy emotional shit, a magical flat planet full of doppelgängers is where the story will play out. But after a couple of fairytale characters try to take over the iron dragon, La’an reunites her light and dar... more
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One of the best podcasts on any subject. The hosts are funny and every show is like a hang with buddies. I was inspired to write a Star Trek fan fiction with an homage to them. I can’t figure out how to get it to them. Oh well. I’m a loyal viewer and have listened to every second. When I rewatch an episode of ST I re-listen to their podcast. If it’s season one TNG I have two to listen to. This is how awesome they are.
Gold standard for all STT new and past series reviews... Plenty of dick jokes, so be warned. Funny as f@#k though. Adam and Ben are the GOATs of Star Trek podcasting and likely always will be. 5⭐
They threatened to find this review a couple episodes ago. Well, I hope Ben and Adam do! This show is so good. I was really apprehensive about the decision to leave Maximum Fun, but I cautiously decided to follow. It turns out the show is better than ever, and now I'm a first time supporter.
Good luck finding this on Podcast Addict of all places. But it's a good place for me to leave the review because I'm addicted to this show!
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.
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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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