This week, we’re doing something a little different—and a little overdue. Joe Dove is finally diving into Star Trek: The Motion Picture, the one Trek film he never got the chance to review… until now.

To make this episode even more special, Joe Dove jumped to the Jason Roy Gaston channel. You may know Jason from his channel, where his sharp wit from Dramatic sign readings and on our channel for his knowledge of trek that make every review a ride. Together, with the legendary VHS Jase we’re unpacking the legacy, the ambition, the pacing (oh yes, the pacing) #Shipporn, and the enduring impact of the first Star Trek feature film.

Whether you love The Motion Picture, struggle with it, or haven’t revisited it in years, this collaboration brings fresh perspectives, laughs, and a whole lot of Trek love.

Engage and enjoy the conversation. Big thanks to the Jasons for the appearance and the guest spot on their great channel if you are here because of JRG and the VHS vault be sure to subscribe to the Captains Quadrant and join us live every week on Youtube!

A wormhole back in time — Tripping the Rift revisited. Join Jason Roy Gaston and Joe Dove for a full retrospective. Overview: In this extended episode of Captains Quadrant Live, hosts Jason Roy Gaston and Joe Dove take a comprehensive look at Tripping the Rift: its origins, creative team, standout episodes, recurring jokes, and the cultural footprint it left on adult animated sci-fi. We analyze character arcs, highlight fan theories, and share rare production anecdotes. Perfect for superfans and curious newcomers alike. What you’ll hear: episode breakdowns; character analysis; production stories; fan mail; live reactions; recommended episodes to start with.#CaptainsQuadrant #TrippingTheRift #Wormholes #AnimationRetrospective #SciFiComedy

Step into the Captain’s Quadrant as we dive warp‑first into Star Trek: Insurrection. This episode brings a mix of sharp analysis, Trek lore, and plenty of laughs — and we’re joined by a fantastic special guest: Nita from SciFi Queens.

Together, we unpack the film’s themes, its place in the TNG era, the Ba’ku vs. Son’a conflict, and whether this entry deserves more love than it gets. Expect spirited debate, behind‑the‑scenes nuggets, and the kind of sci‑fi banter only true fans can deliver.

If you’re a Trekker, a movie buff, or just love a good quadrant‑level deep dive, this one’s for you. Engage.

🚀 Welcome to Captain’s Quadrant: Agony Booth! This week we’re diving deep into Star Trek: Voyager’s unforgettable episode “Oblivion” — and joining us is none other than Jacob, the brilliant mind behind the viral “Hey Man” video series!Together, we’ll explore:🎬 Jacob’s creative journey and how “Hey Man” became a fan-favorite🖖 The emotional weight and sci-fi brilliance of Star Trek: Oblivion💡 Fresh insights, laughs, and behind-the-scenes perspectives from the Agony Booth crewWhether you’re a lifelong Trekkie or just discovering the Quadrant, this episode promises sharp analysis, fun banter, and a guest who knows how to keep things engaging.👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Star Trek breakdowns, guest interviews, and all things sci-fi!#StarTrek #Voyager #Oblivion #CaptainsQuadrant #AgonyBooth #HeyMan

🚀 Captains Quadrant: Section 31.5 brings you an exclusive interview with Chris Myers, the talented actor from Star Trek: Strange New Worlds!

In this special conversation, we dive into:

• 🎬 Chris’s journey into the Star Trek universe

• 🌌 Behind-the-scenes stories from Strange New Worlds

• 🖖 Reflections on the legacy of Star Trek and its impact on fans

• 🚀 What’s next for Chris and his career

Whether you’re a lifelong Trekkie or just discovering Strange New Worlds, this interview offers unique insights into the creativity, passion, and dedication that make Star Trek such a beloved franchise.

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"The Alternative Factor" was the 20th episode of Star Trek: The Original Series, in the show's first season, first aired on 30 March 1967. The episode was written by Don IngallsMA, directed by Gerd OswaldMA and novelized in Star Trek 10 by James Blish.We are joined by the Transporter Room's Chris! Investigating a "winking out" of the universe, the Enterprise finds a time traveler named Lazarus who has counterparts in both the positive and antimatter universes. If both versions of Lazarus meet at the same time—outside of a magnetic corridor between universes—it will mean the end of everything!

🚀 Matthew shares insights on building community, embracing fandom, and the mission of 1701: A Blerd Story to amplify diverse voices in geek culture. Whether you’re into Star Trek, or new to the Blerd world, this conversation is packed with inspiration and knowledge.🔑 What you’ll learn in this interview:The story behind 1701 Blerd and its impact on nerd cultureMatthew Jennings’ journey as a creator and entrepreneurHow blerd culture is reshaping representation and the mirror of #startrek and his life.Tips for aspiring creators and fans looking to connect with the community#podcast #1701 #blerd 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more interviews with creators shaping the future of geek culture.If you enjoyed the interview be sure to check out https://www.youtube.com/@1701BlerdBecome a #patreon https://www.patreon.com/c/captainsquadrant/membershipJoin Stream yard with us! Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/6436214453043200

eason 1, Episode 8: “Play It Again, Seymour.” 🕵️‍♂️Joe Separitos Wormholes Selection! Become a Patreon at the Paragon #2nd and choose your Wormholes show! In this fan-favorite episode, Sam Beckett leaps into the shoes of a 1950s private detective, unraveling a noir-inspired mystery filled with suspense, romance, and classic Quantum Leap charm. Join us as we break down the plot, hidden details, behind-the-scenes trivia, and why this episode still resonates with fans decades later.🔍 What we cover in this discussion:Full recap of Play It Again, SeymourThe noir detective vibes and cultural referencesCharacter arcs and Sam’s moral dilemmasHow this episode fits into the larger Quantum Leap legacyFan theories and connections explored in Wormholes🚀 Whether you’re a lifelong Quantum Leap fan or discovering the series for the first time, this episode of The Captains Quadrant is your ultimate guide to the mysteries of Sam Beckett’s journey.👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more deep dives into sci-fi classics, time travel adventures, and TV nostalgia!#QuantumLeap#PlayItAgainSeymour#Wormholes#TVShowReview#RetroTV