
An irreverent roast and celebration of everything Star Trek, The Greatest Generation is the most listened to and highest rated Star Trek podcast in the world. For ten years Ben and Adam have laughed their way through TNG, DS9, VOY and ENT watch-throughs, and now we’re rewatching them all over again. What's different ten years in? How have we changed? How have the costumes stayed so tight in the cr... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 645 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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When Q interrupts the Entrepreneur on the way to an urgent rescue mission, the crew is taken off the ship and Captain Picard is left alone on the bridge. But after Riker becomes the hatable player in Q’s latest game, Picard wins his bet and Q gets ta... more
When Captain Picard’s headache is courtesy of a Ferengi obsessed with rewenge, his gift of the Stargazer starts to worry the crew. But after beaming off the Entrepreneur and taking command of his old ship, Picard finally blows up the mind control dev... more
When the crew needs shore leave and the Entrepreneur finds a paradise planet, their first contact with some sexy humanoids leads to a second away team beaming down. But after Wesley’s clumsy fall gets him sentenced to death, the Captain receives a me... more
When the Entrepreneur’s Uber mission involves helping two species squash their beef, the ship flies through a purple cloud and crew members start blacking out. But after the ship’s physician gets very interested in helm control, Picard pulls an illeg... more
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I’ve been injecting this extremely well produced dick and fart Star Trek/Men’s Health podcast into my earholes for a decade. It’s so good I’ve gone through it twice! As Adam and Ben say, it’s about the hang. Trek fan or no, give it a chance and tell me with a straight face you didn’t think it was funny and entertaining - I dare you! Thanks B&A, here’s to another 10!
A surprisingly thoughtful exploration of Trek for a show ostensibly about poking fun at the ridiculous parts of the series(s). Now is the ideal time to start if you haven’t listened. They are so committed to the bits that they actually did start over from the beginning to go through TNG once again.
To anyone looking for the best Star Trek podcast in the galaxy, look no further. Ben and Adam pilot their way through the Star Trek catalog with humor, grace, and very tasteful dick and fart jokes while looking for a writer for new Trek to blow them out of an airlock. Let’s hope that doesn’t happen until next year at least. FOD‘s forever!
Loved the show for years and was very happy to throw a scarf Ben and Adam’s way when they became independent. It feels wild to say it because I thought it would be the standard, but these guys are of the few that actually mean it when they say their paid subscriber feed is ad-free. Now back to enjoying my all-knuck-no-filler pod.
In March of last year, I decided to pair a release order watch through of all Trek everywhere with some Star Trek podcasts I'd been wanting to try for years. Fast forward to a year ago, and only The Greatest Generation remained (after a brief prelude where I watched every episode of TOS, TAS, and the movies that precede TNG). Smash cut to January of this year, and I had finished every episode of "classic" Trek, was eagerly waiting for TGG to finish its coverage of Enterprise, and was excited to ... more
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A sharp, humorous deep-dive show that revisits Star Trek across franchises, with long-running hosts Ben Harrison and Adam Pranica delivering thoughtful, irreverent commentary, trivia, and inside jokes. Episodes mix episode-by-episode analysis with behind-the-scenes production details, cultural critiques, and meta-talk about the show's impact and fan culture. The cadence blends playful banter with serious reflections on themes, representation, and the evolution of Trek over a decade, including shifts in publishing, independent funding, and live-show dynamics. Its standout traits are a consistent, chemistry-rich host duo, a robust community around listener contributions, and a distinctive blend of nerdy analysis, humor, and affection for the ... more
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