
Join Sean and Matt as they rewatch all of Star Trek in order and in historical context.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 245 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | After ShowsTV & Film | |||

Three of the first five episodes this season are gimmick episodes, and Matt has had enough. Matt and Sean talk about the puppet hour, and what a 10 episode season can afford, in Star Trek SNW Season 4, Episode 5, "Level Five Transporter Accident." Th... more
Matt and Sean talk about how Strange New Worlds keeps borrowing other genres in Star Trek SNW Season 4, Episode 4, "A Case of Chiaroscuro." A musical, a horror hour, and now film noir shot in black and white. Matt calls it Andor filtered through Doct... more
Matt and Sean ask whether Star Trek SNW Season 4, Episode 3, "Human Best Friend" works better as a live-action Lower Decks episode. The shore leave setup gives Strange New Worlds room for drunk-planet chaos, La’an taking over a gang, Spock mind-meldi... more
Matt and Sean talk about the best horror Star Trek has ever filmed, in Star Trek SNW Season 4, Episode 2, "The Griffin Incident." A derelict Federation ship, a baby crying down a dark hallway, and a crew that stops trusting its own eyes. Matt reaches... more
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Matt and Sean are very knowledgeable about Star Trek. I appreciate their review and analysis of each episode.
If you love Star Trek and would like to watch in sequence and learn more, give this podcast a listen!
So many mediocre podcasts. A breath of fresh air to find one that’s actually very good!!!!
Sean and Matt engage to give us a new insight into our favourite sci fi show.
Sean and Matt do a great job! Trek in Time is entertaining and I look forward to listening to their podcast for years to come.
Keep up the great work!
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Two hosts systematically rewatch Star Trek episodes in chronological order, pairing detailed scene-by-scene analysis with historical context from the era the episodes aired. They balance appreciation for bold concepts with critiques of production constraints, often tying themes to civil rights, politics, and technology of the late 1960s and beyond. Noteworthy strengths include their deep canonical knowledge, willingness to call out storytelling flaws, and a collaborative dynamic that invites listener perspectives. Potential listeners who enjoy rigorous media analysis, Trek lore, and era-specific cultural commentary are likely to find this show especially engaging.
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