
Is Star Trek: Voyager good... or is it garbage? Journey forward to the courtroom of the Honorable Judge Midnightien Later as he seeks to discern a final and legally-binding answer to this and other perplexing questions, one Voyager episode at a time. Is Janeway the purest exemplar of the overarching Star Trek ethos, or does she personify the dangers of dogmatic adherence to Starfleet’s institution... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 199 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Voyager takes a holographic trip to the make-believe past of a very real place. We take a visit to the very real past of a make-believe courtroom to relitigate our treatment of “Fair Haven,” an episode that poses more questions than it answers about ... more
It’s the last-chance liquor stop on our way into the Season Six abyss! But do we really like it, or do we just like it in comparison to Season Four and Season Six? What are the high points in a season that tackles exciting themes like “depression” an... more
An episode that lives in infamy - at least in the nicely muscled breast of one of our team. The day has come to spend some MORE time in the brig and contend with whether or not we were more right then or even more deeply, purely right now. Or could w... more
It might have given us the Year of Hell, but is Season 4 the Season of Heaven(ly Voyager episodes)? In the stark light of the full series run, does this pile of classics still shine? Is Season 4 ACTUALLY GOOD… or is it ACTUALLY GARBAGE? www.patreon.c... more
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A fantastic review podcast. One of my favourites!
Podcast are ten a penny these days. Yet these guys are worth their weight in gold. If you want a good laugh or just an hour of solid entertainment I’d highly recommend this show. Cheers guys.
Peeps, I love your show but I’m old enough to have participated in Voyager message boards and newsgroups and the one -really the only one- thing that rubs me the wrong way is that you call the ship JayTay while there is a million and one myspaces, geocity pages and tags on ao3 out there calling it the J/C or fancier JetC.
And dang it, not you did make me defend the JerCers! I didn’t even like this ship!
It’s Janeway/ Prehensile Plant. Obviously.
There are a lot of Star Trek podcasts out there, so you might be thinking, why should I spend my valuable time listening to this one? Well, here’s why I recommend this show in particular: I haven’t listened to the other podcasts and this one is great. For fans and frenemies of Voyager alike. Do you lament the show’s misuse of Kes, yearn for the secure embrace of Lt Big Spaghetti’s arms, or fear the Bork threat? Come get your observations validated and your opinions judged by this self-appointed ... more
I’ve been listening to these guys since seeing them live at DragonCon in Atlanta. In addition to having some really excellent insights into the often-neglected fourth Star Trek series, they have genuinely great chemistry and humor. If you’ve enjoyed the Delta Flyers or The Greatest Generation, I think you will love this show!
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A witty, courtroom-themed show that takes Star Trek: Voyager episodes and subjects them to humorous yet thoughtful debate. The panelists toggle between praise and critique, often poking fun at plot pacing, character dynamics, and production quirks while exploring deeper questions about ethics, leadership, and the series' legacy. The format blends improv, pop culture analysis, and fan deep-dives, making it entertaining for sci-fi fans who enjoy sharp banter and well-structured arguments. Noteworthy is the recurring trio of hosts who balance apologist, skeptic, and first-time viewer perspectives, plus recurring guest performers who add theatrical courtroom energy to the discussions.
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