Anthony Pascale, the man behind TrekMovie.com, joins Scott to talk about DS9’s “Rivals” (S2E11). Topics include the finer points of space racquet ball, Prince Humperdink, how pressing a button on an orb makes not a compelling casino game, and what Sisko does when he is alone in his office.
Download audio • Subscribe to Feed
Watch it for yourself:
Matthew Yglesias, executive editor of Vox, joins Scott to discuss Minefield (ENT, S2E4). Among the topics discussed include Matt’s crazy Trek lists, why no one on the Enterprise seems capable of doing anything, and what’s the deal with those crazy complicated mines anyway?
Download audio • Subscribe to Feed
Watch Minefield via any of these methods:
This week brings an episode of Enterprise: Minefield (S2E3).
Watch it before you listen to the podcast:
Jordan Cooper, host of the Tech Douchebags podcast, joins Scott to have some small talk about “Starship Mine” (TNG S6EP18).
We discuss Capt. Picard’s fake horse-riding affinity, Tuvok’s shady past, why Geordi is the only hungry officer, and how to get out of attending a funeral when you’re a Starfleet Captain.
If you enjoyed this episode you might enjoy the episode of Tech Douchebags I was on: The Book Hoarder.
Download audio • Subscribe to Feed
Sponsors
- Loot Crate – The monthly subscription box service for epic geek and gamer items. Use code “randomtrek” to save 10% on any new subscription.
Watch Starship Mine here:
Tony Sindelar, the Incomparable and co-DM of Total Party Kill, joins Scott to discuss TNG’s First Contact (S4E15).
Topics include Riker’s total lack of guile, Malcorian facial hair, the naming of planets, alien groupies, and when it is appropriate to beam somewhere.
Download audio • Subscribe to Feed
Watch it:
Lex Friedman, famous for not having seen it, being Daily, Rebounding, and Turning a Car Around, joins Scott to talk about Sleeping Dogs (Enterprise S1E14). Scott expresses mild shock and then major regret after learning that this episode is the first Star Trek episode Lex has ever seen (spoiling: Sleeping Dogs is not a great first Star Trek experience). We determine that T’Pal is a Vulcan, Hoshi is better than the Universal Translator, and ponder just how badly it smelled on that Klingon ship.
Download audio • Subscribe to Feed
Watch it yourself:
Watching Star Trek one random episode at a time