A Star Trek podcast by two guys who are a bit embarrassed to have a Star Trek podcast. After reviewing all of Star Trek: The Next Generation and DS9, we're reviewing Star Trek: Voyager from beginning to end. Check out Greatest Trek, our spinoff about all the new Star Trek series!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 527 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTV & FilmTV Reviews |
When a shuttle trip to a conference takes a predictable turn, Chakotay and Seven find themselves in an environment where the only way to make lifesaving inventions is out of household materials. But when Tom Paris gets forced to go to traffic school,... more
When Voyager gets a mission from Admiral Philip Baker Hall, Harry Kim tracks down the ancient probe on an irradiated planet. But when the away team encounters bagMEN on the surface who give the Vidiians a run for their money, all it takes is some med... more
When Voyager starts communicating in real time with the A-Quad, Dr. Mark takes the opportunity to deeply offend his colleagues. But when he’s finally convinced to revise his work, an episode within an episode barely has time to make any good law. Whi... more
When it’s take your nepo child to work day, the lil’est De Lancie shows up on Voyager. But when Aunt Kathy’s new curriculum doesn’t set the boy straight, continuum-level consequences finally get through to him in the end. How did this episode affect ... more
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Some time ago I decided that I might want to give a TNG review podcast a try. I had real reservations about the prospect of taking a Star Trek podcast seriously but thought I’d look any way. Then I stumbled on the title, “The Greatest Generation”. This silly and irreverent title instantly made me laugh out loud and give it a try and the show doesn’t disappoint. If love trek but can’t take it seriously, this podcast is for you…. Unless it’s not. But it should be.
Ben and Adam are two of the funniest guys out there. I started listening years ago because I grew up on TNG, and even though I haven't seen any of the other series, I've kept listening because they're so great! Do yourself a favor and check it out!
The only Star Trek podcast that isn't in the pocket of big Rodd
Top Notch Pod!
I felt personally called out as I listen to AT LEAST 6 episodes a week. Hilarious guys, great commentary, very cathartic. Voyager has such a special place in my heart, it’s so nice to listen to other people love it, too (except for Tuvix. We don’t talk about Tuvix).
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Apple Podcasts | #233 | Philippines/Comedy |
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