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Rob & Kev take shelter from a patch of knife rain and watch “The Inner Fight”, the penultimate episode of season four of Star Trek: Lower Decks. Inspired by Mariner’s ability to unite the clashing aliens trapped on Sherbal V, they discuss other conspicuous occasions of multi-species alliances in Star Trek, including “The...
Kev & Rob get stuck in a cave and are forced to pass the time awaiting rescue discussing “Caves”. As their supplies dwindle, they plumb the hidden depths of other cave-based episodes from Star Trek history, including “The Devil in the Dark” (TOS), “Heart of Stone” (DS9), “Final Mission” (TNG), and “Waltz”...
Rob & Kev consult their robotic overlord for its opinion on “A Few Badgeys More”, before discussing other episodes where the forces of evil aligned against our heroes were artificial in nature: “The Return of the Archons” (TOS), “Star Trek: The Motion Picture”, “The Ultimate Computer” (TOS) and “Prototype”...
Kev & Rob back up their truck of gold pressed latinum to Uncle Quark’s Youth Casino in “Parth Ferengi’s Heart Place”, then compare their picks for the best Ferengi-centric episode, “Ménage à Troi” (TNG) and “The Magnificent Ferengi” (DS9). Also stick around at the end for their thoughts on the...
Rob & Kev lose control of their emotions and, after breaking down the highlights of “Empathological Fallacies”, cannot resist their powerful urges to revisit two classic episodes of The Original Series, “The Naked Time” (TOS) and “Day of the Dove” (TOS).
Many fediverse fans are exasperated that Paramount has (once again) missed the opportunity to take our money with official tie-in merchandise and left us to our own creations, or non-licensed creators....
Kev and Rob are swept away in the romance (and the repeated stabbings) of “Something Borrowed, Something Green”, and narrowly avoid the “hump dungeon” on their way to exploring other wedding traditions in Star Trek, including “Data’s Day” (TNG) and “You Are Cordially Invited” (DS9).
Missed this report from earlier in the week…Paramount+ will be joining major streamer J:COM with a launch date for Japan of December 1, 2023....
Thanks to some very cool people, I’m pleased to offer for your subspace communications needs Escape Pod 14, a Discord community mostly (though not exclusively) based around chatting about Star Trek. We’d be happy to welcome you aboard - it’s deceptively spacious for an escape pod! Come chat with us about a range of stuff,...
Rob & Kev planned to turn this entire episode over to a friendly computer super-intelligence, but it was down for a software update, so they recorded their thoughts on “In the Cradle of Vexilon” all by themselves. They also explored other lessons in leadership from Star Treks past, including “The Galileo Seven” (TOS),...
It seems that with long hiatuses in new onscreen Trek ahead, genre coverage is starting to profile Trek novels again....
Bleeding Cool previews behind the scenes commentary from Hageman Brothers from prerelease of DVD-BlueRay bonus content....
Kev & Rob narrowly avoid being merged in a transporter accident, and inspired by “I Have No Bones Yet I Must Flee”, pay a visit to the menagerie of episodes in which humanity is put in a cage, including “The Eye of the Beholder” (TAS), “The Cage” (TOS), and “I, Mudd” (TOS). They also briefly discuss the first of...
Kev & Rob narrowly avoid being merged in a transporter accident, and inspired by “I Have No Bones Yet I Must Flee”, pay a visit to the menagerie of episodes in which humanity is put in a cage, including “The Eye of the Beholder” (TAS), “The Cage” (TOS), and “I, Mudd” (TOS). They also briefly discuss the first of...
The rebranded Star Trek magazine Explorer, published by Titan, is including original fiction....
Rob & Kev float through the highlights of the season two finale of Strange New Worlds, “Hegemony”, before seeking out other instances of our characters floating in zero gravity, including “Star Trek: First Contact”, “Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country”, and the Enterprise NX-01’s “sweet spot”.
@GoodAaron has shared the news on Mastodon....
Poster-style illustration of a Talosian imagining their world reborn. By Fluffgar 2022.
