A transporter malfunction sends Kirk, McCoy, Scotty, and Uhura to an alternate universe filled with distrust, espionage, assassinations, and some midriff uniforms. Spock is consistently logical and Uhura is a total badass in any universe!
A transporter malfunction sends Kirk, McCoy, Scotty, and Uhura to an alternate universe filled with distrust, espionage, assassinations, and some midriff uniforms. Spock is consistently logical and Uhura is a total badass in any universe!
A transporter malfunction sends Kirk, McCoy, Scotty, and Uhura to an alternate universe filled with distrust, espionage, assassinations, and some midriff uniforms. Spock is consistently logical and Uhura is a total badass in any universe!
A transporter malfunction sends Kirk, McCoy, Scotty, and Uhura to an alternate universe filled with distrust, espionage, assassinations, and some midriff uniforms. Spock is consistently logical and Uhura is a total badass in any universe!
When an old Earth probe goes on a killing spree, Kirk must play logic chess to keep from being destroyed, too. It’s the episode that has nothing to do with a changeling despite being titled “The Changeling”.
Time to crack out those old college textbooks on Greek mythology! It’s the episode that asks, “What if our idea of god(s) came from aliens?”
When Spock gets the 7 year itch, Kirk must return his friend to Vulcan to marry his betrothed. But T’Pring’s been riding Stonn on the side, and the only way out of the engagement is to make Kirk and Spock fight to the death? I’m glad my first marriage wasn’t so hard to get out of!
Allie and Sarah reflect on the first season of TOS, then Eugene Roddenberry, Jr. (aka Rod) joins us to talk about growing up in a humanist house, carrying the Star Trek legacy, respecting viewpoint diversity and breaking down silos, and even wokeness.
When Kirk’s brother doesn’t answer the phone, the Enterprise finds an infestation of parasitic pancakes. When Spock gets inseminated by one, the crew must find a way to … genocide a whole species?