
From the duo who didn't mean to make you mad but somehow did, GUY ON THE INTERNET, it's Treks and the City, this time covering Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, three weeks on, one week off, at a time!
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 274 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmComedyTV Reviews | |||

This week, Alice and Skyler are back to discuss DS9 season five, episode five, "The Assignment." Topics include the effectiveness of book marketing on Skyler, where Garrett has gone and what the hell he's doing there, Tony Gilroy's upcoming cello mov... more
This week, Alice and Skyler are back to discuss DS9 season five, episode four, "Nor the Battle to the Strong." Topics include birthday planning, the recent sort-of Trek live show, Sex and the City rocking, whether or not Jake really has any business ... more
This week, Alice and Skyler are getting Side Trekked again to celebrate February, which is both Black History Month and the month in which Valentine's Day happens to cover Garry Marshall's 2010 film Valentine's Day. Topics include the ways the film i... more
This week, Alice and Skyler are joined by the incredible Zila Treks (@ZilaTreks) to discuss DS9 season five, episode three, "Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places." Together, they cover Zila's Treks history, how fun it is to see a horny episod... more
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Really enjoyable Trek pod- there are a lot of Star Trek pods out there, but this is one of my favorites
They're funny and insightful. What more could you ask for?
Oh boy, thank God more liberal lunatics reviewing Star Trek. How about keep politics out of it you morons
I’m a raging fan of Picard, and all of His seriousness.. Ryker is my role model, Counselor Troy in my platonic love! And all of the sudden 30 years later I encounter this two ladies that dissect every episode and transform a piece of art into a perfect 1 hr comedy show!. It is awesome! My favorite podcast by far! I’m sure Gene Roddenberry would be proud of these two.
Only recently discovered, great excuse to watch SNG from the beginning. Yes, they are not Trek experts, and yes, their discussions often get off-topic, but that’s what they promise - and hilarious
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The discussions featured encompass a wide range of topics surrounding the world of science fiction, particularly focusing on the Star Trek universe, with an emphasis on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Episodes often touch on themes such as relationships, humor, and character dynamics, while also providing comedic commentary on various episodes. The hosts engage with guests from various backgrounds, blending insightful analysis with lighthearted banter, creating a casual yet entertaining atmosphere that resonates with audiences. Notably, the podcast distinguishes itself by inviting a mix of experts and casual fans, which likely contributes to its approachable and enjoyable tone.
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Recent guests on Treks and the City include:
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6. Danny Solomon
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