
Warp Five is a Trek.fm podcast dedicated entirely to Star Trek: Enterprise. For the 20th anniversary of the series, hosts C Bryan Jones and Matthew Rushing are taking you back through all of Enterprise, one episode at a time.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 276 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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“Hatchery” 20th-anniversary reflections
As the Enterprise pushes toward Azati Prime, Archer leads an away team to a derelict Xindi-Insectoid vessel and discovers hundreds of gestating eggs, with life support failing. While examining the hatchery, a ... more
“Doctor's Orders” 20th-anniversary reflections
As the Enterprise makes its way to Azati Prime, it must pass through a region of space where a massive trans-dimensional disturbance will likely cause fatal brain damage to any conscious human. Doctor P... more
“Harbinger” 20th-anniversary reflections
En route to the coordinates coaxed out of Degra, Enterprise investigates a massive convergence of spatial anomalies and rescues a humanoid alien. They soon learn that the alien is from another dimension and i... more
“Stratagem” 20th-anniversary reflections
With time growing short to locate the Xindi weapon, the Enterprise crew kidnaps Degra, the Xindi-Primate leading its development, and stages an elaborate ruse—including some long hair for Archer—to trick him ... more
“Proving Ground” 20th-anniversary reflections
An old man once said, "It's dangerous to go alone!" That's something the crew of the Enterprise has learned to be true as they've pursued the Xindi weapon. Luckily, a helping hand is on the way. A blue o... more
“Chosen Realm” 20th-anniversary reflections
The Enterprise crew already knows that there is something unusual about the spheres scattered around the Delphic Expanse, but the extent to which some locals hold them sacred comes into focus when they bri... more
"Chosen Realm" 20th-anniversary reflections
The Enterprise crew already knows that there is something unusual about the spheres scattered around the Delphic Expanse, but the extent to which some locals hold them sacred comes into focus when they br... more
“Carpenter Street” 20th-anniversary reflections
As the Xindi continue to develop their superweapon to destroy Earth, the Xindi-Reptilians decide to take matters into their own hands and create a bioweapon. To do so, they need a sample of each human ... more
Another great episode, keep up doing this fantastic podcast it is just so entertaining plus it keep’s Enterprise alive. Well done to both of you. 🍷🍷Ed from South Australia
I recently started re-watching enterprise for the fourth time because I had heard of a podcast doing a episode by episode rewatch for the 20th anniversary. I was four episodes in when I found a second podcast doing the same. Now I get to enjoy my favorite Star Trek series with not 1 but 2 podcast recaps. 1 hosted by 2 women and 1 by 2 men, while the perspectives are different the love and respect for the show comes through.
First-time Enterprise show viewer, coming to it after loving the new Star Trek:Strange New Worlds streaming season. Love the prequel themes & discussions. As 1st-timer only partially thru the show, I’m especially enjoying the podcast’s 20-year anniversary episode-by-episode podcasts starting with WarpFive Ep 203 in Sept 2021. Much less spoilery than the earlier podcast episodes. In-depth and thoughtful.
They spend more time complaining about cancel culture (without calling it cancel culture because they think they are clever) then they do the actual episodes. Oh and if somebody in an episode is persecuted, it predicts cancel culture. It drives me nuts when someone takes a leftist show like Star Trek, and tries to spin it so it supports a conservative position. That is exactly warp fives agenda. I might have given it a second star if they actually focused on the episodes.
Please do more episodes of Warp 5, it is by far one of the best Star Trek podcasts going. Enterprise needs this podcast as more people now realise how good a series Enterprise was and maybe eventually Paramount will see the need for a Romulan War series. Great Work. Ed from Aus
Just recently saw Enterprise for the first time and fell in love with it. Was thrilled to find this podcast. Glad to know I'm not alone ... Bring Back Enterprise!
Unfortunately I have recently discovered this Pod Cast. It is only unfortunate as the cast wrapped up in 2019 ☹️ and I wish it was still going! I really loved the Enterprise TV series and all the of hosts for Warp Five have each added new and different views on the series and have had some very interesting guests too!
This podcast is awesome just finishing up enterprise and love it.
I’m three episodes in and I’m liking it. I just finished Enterprise for the first time and found it much better than I thought it would be. I wanted more. This podcast is feeding that want a little bit. Can’t wait to go through them all.
I used to look forward to this podcast’s weekly releases. The new host Brandi is terrible. She is uninformed about Trek as a whole and her sense of humor is just bad. I wish they would just drop her and move forward with Patrick and Brandon. It’s a shame Brandon and Patrick are excellent are very well versed in Trek lore. But Brandi brings this podcast down.... I’ll be dropping this from my subscriptions until she moves on.
I listen to Warp Five while working. I enjoy these three different points of view. Brandi’s laugh is awesome, love the accents of Patrick and Brandon. This show encourages random rewatches via Netflix. 😀
Now that Alex Kurtzman has had his contract extended lets hope that at least we can get a mini series for Enterprise. This series end too soon and deserves a better ending. Let's see the new NX-01 as per Many Coto's dream, lets join it up to the original series, the Romulan war etc. To all at Warp 5 you do such a great job in keeping Star Trek: Enterprise going, definitely a more tham 5 star rating. Does anyone know when the next Enterprise novel is coming out, it seems a long time between drink... more
I listen to all the TREKFM podcasts yet this is my first review EVER for any of them with more to follow.
Brandi, Patrick and B-Shea give fresh outlooks and deliver quality content during each ‘cast. They completely take the time to thoroughly engage the listener through friendly banter, individual fandom and a plethora of celebrity guests. Thank you and keep up the great work.
I will miss you Brandon but the show is in good hands with Brandy and Patrick. I am enjoying the new show format.
Before I started to listen to this podcast I thought podcasts were a drag. I had an image that it was a bunch of men in there forty’s with monotonous voice talking about who knows what. But when I listen to this podcast or any podcast on Trek.fm I really enjoy it. But Warp Five is definitely my favorite. I love the way all the hosts of the show interact and the many guest stars. And for probably one of my favorite series ( tied with The Next Generation) I would not have any other podcast to lis... more
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A long-running Star Trek: Enterprise discussion show that revisits each episode with multiple long-form hosts offering varied perspectives. Expect thoughtful debates on ethics, character arcs, and serialized world-building, punctuated by interviews and behind-the-scenes insights. The show stands out for its steady host chemistry, deep Trek lore, and a persistent focus on Enterprise' s underappreciated strengths, making it a haven for fans seeking thorough, respectful analysis and nostalgia-fueled conversations.
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