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Untitled Star Trek Project

Joe and Nathan
Star Trek: the Next Generation
Star Trek
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Star Trek Voyager
Star Trek Enterprise
Klingon Culture
Star Trek: Lower Decks
Star Trek: Prodigy
Star Trek: the Original Series
The Magicks Of Megas-Tu
The Survivors
B'elanna Torres
Ronald D. Moore
Romance
Space Anomalies
Voyager
Star Trek: Voyager
Starfleet Academy
Mirror Universe
Disaster

A random Star Trek commentary podcast. With Joe and Nathan.

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Latest Episodes

Star Trek: The Original Series, Series 3, Episode 22.

First broadcast on Friday 7 March 1969. Stardate: 5906.4.

This week, a feculent alien rock-monster decides to make a TV episode to determine which philosophy is stronger — good or evil. To th... more

Star Trek: Prodigy, Series 2, Episodes 19–20.

First broadcast on Monday 1 July 2024. Stardate: 62314.8 and 5 April 2385.

Oh, Dal, I wasn’t talking about now. The reason the universe needs you all together, that hasn’t happened yet. Things yet to... more

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Series 2, Episode 1.

First broadcast on Sunday 26 September 1993. Stardate: Unknown (2370).

It’s Series 2, Episode 1 of Deep Space Nine, and so it’s time for the show to set off in a bold new direction, exploring its ... more

Star Trek: Discovery, Series 5, Episode 4.

First broadcast on Thursday 18 April 2024. Stardate: Unknown (3191); also 2256, 2257, 2258, 3189 and 3218.

This week Michael and her new first officer Commander Rayner are caught in a time loop carefull... more

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Marta Dubois
Guest star playing Ardra
Episode: Devil’s Due (TNG)
Todd Bealby
Friend of the podcast, longtime listener and fellow podcaster
Flight Through Entirety
Episode: Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (Film)
Fraser Gregory
Special guest participant in the commentary
Episode: Star Trek: First Contact (Film)

Hosts

Joe Ford
Joe Ford, Co-host of Untitled Star Trek Project; long-running contributor with broad Trek knowledge.
Nathan Bottomley
Nathan Bottomley, Co-host of Untitled Star Trek Project; known for insightful, balanced Trek commentary.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 25 ratings
  • Spoiling future episodes / seasons

    I know this shows super old but I’m watching it got the first time.

    Wanted to listen to see what they had to say about the two parter episodes in the middle of season 5 and this dude just spits out that the dominions take over DS9 for like 6 episodes in the beginning of season 6.

    Like I’m not even 1 minute into the podcast and this guy is already spoiling the next season.

    Thanks for that buddy.

    Lame

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Steven Defmyer
    United States5 months ago
  • Entertaining!

    Easy entertainment offering new insight into episodes of Star Trek that in some cases I’ve seen many times before. I appreciate the honesty underpinned by love and enjoyment. Not every episode is gold but every episode gets a chance to shine on this podcast. Balanced and good humoured.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ColMatt12345
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Trek this out!

    Easily the most fun Star Trek podcast out there.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DirchPepper
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Thoroughly Entertaining! ♥️

    Nathan and Joe are effortlessly funny, knowledgeable and enthusiastic.

    Their conversations encompass all of Star Trek’s television and movie iterations.

    Their love for the show shines through and they can enliven even some of the more pedestrian stories.

    Highly recommended.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The Human Palindrome
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Delightful gents

    The stentorian rumble of Nathan on a tear and Joe's alarmingly elfin Britishisms fill every piece of my Star Trek soul! Not only do they cover a random Trek episode, they follow along with the episode live to tape, goofing and gushing and lambasting the rare missteps of out favorite shows.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Eljefetacoma
    United States3 years ago

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Great chemistry and a wide Trek coverage spectrum.
Engaging and knowledgeable hosts with genuine Trek passion.
Balanced, humorous deep dives that still feel accessible.

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Arena (TOS)
Q: What do you think of the portrayal of the Gorn in this episode compared to modern iterations?
The Gorn in Arena is a classic representation that embodies the campy charm of the series, while modern iterations like in Terrarium strive for more nuanced storytelling.
Azati Prime (ENT)
Q: What were your impressions of the episode Azati Prime?
While there were significant issues with the motivations and depth of the storyline, the episode proved to be emotionally engaging and much better than previous installments of Enterprise.

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Two longtime friends dive into Star Trek episode-by-episode, mixing thoughtful analysis with warm, humorous banter. They cover a wide range of eras and formats—from TNG and DS9 to Voyager and Enterprise—often pairing live-to-tape commentary with critiques that balance affection for the source material with clear, constructive takes. Notable strengths include well-researched references, strong guest banter, and a approachable, informal vibe that makes deep-cut topics accessible for both casual fans and binge-listeners. A potential sponsor may appreciate the consistent cross-series appeal, the welcoming host dynamic, and the ability to spotlight guest expertise without losing the playful tone.

The show stands out for its blend of enthusiasm ... more

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