
There are 967 episodes of Star Trek. Some are good, some are great, and the rest we'll still watch from time to time because, why not? Star Trek is like pizza or sex: even when it's bad, it's still kinda good. It's a Star Trek podcast that seeks to establish the pecking order for its extensive canon. Which episodes are classic examples of Star Trek or simply good (TREK), which are all-timers (MARR... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 207 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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RIKER ENGENDERS TENSION with a member of an androgynous race who becomes smitten with The Bearded One. They're paired up to pilot a shuttle for a rescue mission to retrieve two people on a shuttle that has become stuck in a pocket of null space where... more
ALL GOOD THINGS... was a fantastic finale for The Next Generation and TV in general. But seven years later, how did the Voyager finale measure up? Does it manage to avoid unflattering comparisons to that famous episode? On the occasion of its 25th an... more
SON OF A GLITCH. Control of the Enterprise is given over to a computer program programmed by a one-time wiz-kid who is trying to invent The Next Big Thing. But is automated space exploration that thing? Probably not. Bryan and Kristen are joined by A... more
AUNTIE MAME'S MORALITY. Has Lwaxanna Troi finally found love in the form of timid Dr. Timicin, whose life's work to reignite his planet's dying star hits a wall when he's scheduled to perform ritual suicide? This week, Bryan is joined by YouTube crea... more
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This podcast is hands down the funniest and most refreshing take on Trek episodes I’ve ever had the pleasure of listening to. As someone who has watched Trek episodes multiple times(double digits), I appreciate that this show just gets right into the analysis.
I enjoy this format and overall the episodes. I disagree vehemently with many (*many*) of the host takes however I generally see the points so I get them but I have often a very different viewpoint. The show is still enjoyable and I really enjoy *their* enjoyment even when they don’t like an ep that I may like. I think that’s what makes them different. The discussion is lively, the disses are not “my way or the highway” and the guests are fantastic. So keep up the good work. I look forward to th... more
Why do I come here? Because for Picard Season 3 you can FEEL Bryan smiling through the earbuds. Kristen also thinks the show is a 10/10 but her eyes are blinded by Bryan’s pearly white teeth as he’s grinning ear to ear.
Just need to say- the Sub Rosa episode is Bryan & Kristen’s Citizen Kane.
Bryan and Kristen provide a brilliantly irreverent perspective on a show that is sometimes brilliant and occasionally irreverent itself.
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A witty, opinionated Trek-focused discussion show that blends rigorous episode analysis with humor and pop-culture comparisons. Regular hosts dissect what makes Star Trek episodes enduring, ranking them on a playful scale while circling back to wider themes like representation, production trivia, and franchise history. Listeners will likely enjoy sharp takes, guest insights from writers and producers, and a balance of nostalgia and current-era context. A standout element is the conversational chemistry between remnants of the classic Trek fandom and fresh voices from related media ecosystems, which often yields provocative, memorable debates and cross-podcast crossovers.
The format is approachable for new fans yet deep enough for seasoned ... more
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