Join me as I cover the first Klingon episode of TNG which isn't bad, but barely holds up to later Klingon episodes, and it's clear the hadn't yet established how Klingon culture is in the 24th Century, but it does help set the stage for what is to come.

Originally uploaded to youtube on September 25th, 2023

Join me as I cover the boring episode where Wesley takes an extremely impractical and unrealistic Starfleet Academy exam, and a commander comes on the Enterprise with the sole purpose of being a dick.

Originally uploaded to youtube on September 23rd, 2023

Join me as I cover the episode that might as well been called "The Devil in the sand" because it's just a retelling of the TOS episode "The Devil in the Dark" and like "The Naked Now" before it, it's just a pale shadow of the episode it's emulating.

Originally uploaded to youtube on September 1st, 2023

Join me, Alyssa and Darrin as we cover #20 in my Top 25 episodes of Star Trek, the first season Strange New Worlds episode "A Quality of Mercy". The only episode in my Top 25 from modern Star Trek, this episode is an instant classic in my opinion and I don't need to wait 30 years to tell this is one of the best episodes of Trek, as it's an emotional thrill ride that deals with an alternate timeline, playing homage to a classic Trek episode, and resolving a season long story arc in a very powerful way.

Originally streamed on youtube on August 28th, 2023

Join me as I cover the episode that features Wesley and he's not actually annoying because for once he's not a Mary Sue. But other than that he episode is rather boring and forgettable.

Originally uploaded on youtube on August 28th, 2023

Join me as I cover the episode that decides to focus entirely on a guest star with terrible old man make up and a wheel chair prop that could barely move without falling apart, and this character is not very interesting and the actor is not very good, and something, something Iran-Contra Affair.

Originally uploaded to youtube on August 26th, 2023

Join me as I cover the episode where we meet the Bynars, and they hijack the Enterprise, and distract Riker and Picard with a hot hologram. And they do this to save their dying planet, instead of simply asking for Starfleet help. And the reason they state for not asking Starfleet is that they couldn't risk them saying no, yet their stupid plan to hijack the ship is far riskier than simply asking them for help, but whatever.

Originally uploaded to youtube on August 23rd, 2023

Join me as I cover the episode where they encounter a female dominated society, in an episode that tries to make an allegory to discrimination based on sex and it does a terrible job at it. Riker has an affair with a world leader that their currently in negations with and this is seen as okay. I don't know, this episode is boring.

Originally uploaded to youtube on August 19th, 2023