
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, DS9, and Voyager, we’re reviewing Star Trek: Enterprise from beginning to end. Check out Greatest Trek, our companion podcast about all the new Star Trek series!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 611 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmComedyTV Reviews | |||

When the most kick-ass season of Enterprise starts in WWII for some reason, Captain Archer gets kidnapped by gangsters and Silik is back to slinking around on the ship. But after toxic sludge Daniels stumbles into sicksbay and dies, Archer returns to... more
When Captain Archer leads a dustbuster club onto the Xindi weapon, Tucker and T’Pol stay aboard the Entrepreneur to destroy the network of spheres. But after the Guardians serve up too much space queso and an old friend arrives to help, Archer blows ... more
When Hoshi wakes up in the A story with Dolim forcing her to decipher launch codes, Captain Archer convinces the mammalian Xindi to let him plead his case to the Aquatics. But after they agree to help and get their fish tanks blown up, a boarding par... more
When Captain Archer and Degra bring convincing evidence to the council, Dolim starts colluding with a Sphere Maker to steal the weapon and go rogue. But after Commander Tucker finally forgives Degra and Dolim gets his rewenge, the away team returns t... more
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…if your Star Trek character impressions aren’t actually just bad impressions of Ben & Adam’s bad impressions. How many times have I imitated their Janeway whisper while doing a noisy home chore? Broken out a Kevin Uxbridge in polite company? Seriously, 80% of my Trek rewatches on Paramount+ are because of these two. Hilarious takes, insightful commentary, and the best bits. And much like Trek, somehow the bad stuff is somehow entertaining, too? 🤷🏼♂️🤣❤️🖖🏻
These guys are hilarious. I’m ded
Great and funny
Couldn't tell Detroit style Pizza from Chicago, you had ONE job.
I love suffering. Five stars.
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The content primarily revolves around a comedic critique of various Star Trek franchises, with a recent focus on Star Trek: Enterprise. The hosts provide a mix of insightful commentary and humorous banter, frequently discussing the emotional stakes and complexities within episodes while consistently engaging viewers with personal anecdotes and cultural references. Listeners can expect an entertaining mix of lighthearted jokes paired with deeper reflections on themes like ethical dilemmas, character dynamics, and social issues depicted in the Star Trek universe. This lighthearted yet thoughtful approach makes it a distinctive offering in the realm of television reviews, where affection for the source material is humorously intertwined with c... more
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Recent guests on The Greatest Generation include:
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