⭐ Star Trek: Strange New Worlds – “These Old Scientists” | Lower Decks Crossover Breakdown & ReactionDive into one of the most ambitious and hilarious crossovers in Star Trek history! In this video, we explore Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 Episode 7, “These Old Scientists,” the unforgettable crossover with Star Trek: Lower Decks. From Boimler and Mariner’s live‑action debut to the perfect blend of comedy, canon, and classic Trek heart, this episode delivers everything fans could hope for.Whether you're here for the Easter eggs, the character moments, or the behind‑the‑scenes magic, this breakdown covers it all.🚀 What You’ll Find in This VideoFull episode analysis of These Old ScientistsHidden Easter eggs connecting SNW & Lower DecksCharacter insights on Boimler, Mariner, Pike, Spock, and the Enterprise crewHow the crossover fits into Star Trek canonFun references longtime fans will appreciate🖖 Why This Episode MattersThis crossover celebrates decades of Star Trek storytelling, merging animation and live action in a way the franchise has never attempted before. It’s a love letter to fans of every era — from The Original Series to Lower Decks. #StrangeNewWorlds#TheseOldScientists Star Trek Strange New Worlds, These Old Scientists, Lower Decks crossover, SNW Season 2 Episode 7, Boimler live action, Mariner live action, Star Trek episode breakdown, Star Trek Easter eggs, Strange New Worlds review, Lower Decks reaction, Star Trek analysis#EasterEggs #TVReview#ReactionVideo #SciFiAnalysis #StarTrekLowerDecks #LowerDecks#SNW #StarTrek

Bold cadets, strange science, and a mystery that keeps deepening — Starfleet Academy Episode 3: “Vitus Reflux” delivers some of the most intriguing world‑building of the season. In this review, we break down every major moment, character arc, hidden detail, and Trek lore connection that longtime fans will appreciate. Will VHS Jase and @JasonRoyGaston love or hate it?We’ll explore:The truth behind the Vitus Reflux phenomenonHow Episode 3 expands the Starfleet Academy mythosCharacter development for the new cadetsEaster eggs linking back to classic Star Trek seriesWhat this episode sets up for the rest of the seasonIf you’re a fan of Star Trek, Starfleet Academy, sci‑fi world‑building, or deep‑dive episode analysis, you’re in the right place. Join the discussion and share your theories — especially about what Vitus Reflux might mean for the Academy going forward.🔔 Subscribe for weekly Star Trek reviews, breakdowns, and lore explorations👍 Like the video to help more Trek fans find it💬 Comment your thoughts on Episode 3 — I read every one#Starfleetacademy #startrekreview #fun #live

We’re beaming in LIVE for our review of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, and this one’s going to be a ride. The Captains Quadrant crew is back on the bridge — and joining us once again is the legendary VHS Jase, returning to OLD MAN YELLS AT TREK with all the spicy takes and retro‑fueled wisdom you’ve missed.We’re breaking down the episode, debating the choices, celebrating the wins, and probably yelling at a few plot points along the way. It’s everything you love about Trek discourse… but louder. 🖖 JOIN OUR PATREON Support the Quadrant, unlock exclusive perks, and get access to call‑ins, behind‑the‑scenes content, and more:patreon.com/captainsquadrant

The Captains Quadrant crew is back at it again! This week, Joe Dove and Jason Roy Gaston dive into Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’s “Second Sight,” an episode filled with mystery, emotion, and a very unusual love triangle only DS9 could deliver.We’re breaking down the themes, the character beats, the sci‑fi weirdness, and the moments that still spark debate decades later. Whether you’re a longtime Niner or revisiting the series for the first time, this is a great one to jump into with us.🖖 Want to support the show and unlock exclusive perks? Join our Patreon and help us keep exploring the final frontier together:patreon.com/captainsquadrant#Deepspacenine #Agonybooth #secondsight🚨 JOIN US LIVE TOMORROW! We’ll be reviewing Starfleet Academy live, and you won’t want to miss the chaos, the commentary, and the community vibes. Set your reminders and beam in with us!If you enjoy the episode, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share — it helps the Quadrant grow and keeps the warp core humming.

🌀 Wormholes: Deep Dive into #Scoobynatural | LIVE on Captain’s QuadrantStep into the Wormhole with us as we take a wild, hilarious, and surprisingly heartfelt deep dive into Scoobynatural — the unforgettable crossover that brought Supernatural and Scooby-Doo together in one iconic episode.We’re breaking down the Easter eggs, behind‑the‑scenes magic, character moments, and everything that makes this crossover a fan‑favorite. Whether you're a long‑time hunter, a Scooby sleuth, or just love a good multiverse mash‑up, this is your stop.🔴 Join Us LIVEOur show is live, and that means you are part of the experience.Jump into the chat, share your theories, ask questions, and interact with the crew in real time. We love hearing from you — your comments shape the conversation.👍 Don’t Forget to SubscribeIf you enjoy deep dives, cross‑fandom chaos, and exploring the weirdest corners of pop culture, hit Subscribe and turn on notifications.You won’t want to miss future Wormholes episodes, live breakdowns, and special guest appearances.🛸 Connect with Captain’s QuadrantStay tuned for more adventures across universes, timelines, and fandoms.Your curiosity fuels the journey. Thanks for watching live or after the live show! Be sure to catch us live on Fridays at 9pm if its #StarTrek #StarFleetAcademy or if its a #Scifi show or movie as we peek into the wormhole we are here every Friday at 9PM EST Enjoyed our show, want more? We have a #Patreon and we are giving away merch and specials patreon only podcast and videos like a live thank you from Jason Roy Gaston and Joe Dove! https://www.patreon.com/cw/CaptainsQu...Like our look, well you can wear it! https://captainsquadrant.myspreadshop...

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