2 Drunk 2 Trek

This week Carrie and Sarah see how many genres of music they can reference within one episode, and Spock makes two jokes! It's actually, not as bad as so many others, and NO TRIGGER WARNING! Oh.... except like, maybe attempted genocide of an entire world. 

Carrie and Sarah are joined this episode by their best friend Mort Mortenson. Mort used to have a nice rosy memory of TOS but then he watched this, the first episode with Khan, which also requires the following trigger warnings: physically and mentally abusive relationships, grooming, toxic masculinity and eugenics... because why the f*ck not. We also had quite a few audio issues, please forgive any of the particularly rough bits, or maybe more accurately, you're welcome for having to listen to slightly less of this episode. 

This week's episode made Carrie and Sarah do some real big sighs, and that's not just because it needs a trigger warning for assault, again. On the bright side, there is some good talk about trauma, because anything is better than talking about this episode. It gets better though, right guys? Right?

Carrie and Sarah really took one for the team on this one. If they were describing this episode in one word it would be boring. However, they use a lot more words than that, and it's still better than having to have watched it at all. If anyone is ever going to tell you that you don't have to watch an episode, let it be this one. Save yourself, don't watch this episode, but do please listen to someone else talk about it for twice as long as it would have taken you to watch.

This week Carrie and Sarah get mad that once again the crew has discovered and navigated time travel like, no problem, but that doesn't seem to matter. Nothing matters actually, but at least we don't need a trigger warning! YAY! 

We have another guest, the wonderful, hilarious, Holly who also hates Kirk and loves Spock, YAY! I feel like maybe we need to get a Kirk sympathizer on this podcast to even out the hate, but at the same time, naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah. Either way, which we discovered in this episode is Sarah's segue to move on, this really could have been worse. Carrie, Sarah, and Holly will tell you all about it... kind of... mostly.

In this week's episode we meet someone who is an even bigger baby than Kirk, somehow. Carrie and Sarah don't understand the moral of the story, or if there even was one. Trigger warning of sorts for your standard 60s racism and Kirk interacting with women in general. Does it get better guys? When does it get better? P.S. Just realized two of our episodes are numbered as 116 and since it's 2020, why bother fixing it?

This episode was recorded the day Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away, and as you can imagine Carrie and Sarah took that news really well. In addition to that, 2020 was still in full swing and there were wild fires nearby causing the air quality to be about as bad as this episode, and that's pretty bad. Anyways, since we are demonstrably not current at all on recording vs releasing were gonna start releasing weekly. Oh and in this episode people are mean to Spock, RBG died, nothing really matters, enjoy!

We have yet another special guest appearance of Dan Macken, owner of Docking Bay 93, in this episode, and a truly tragic death... It's Sarah crush on Bones, it died this episode and it isn't looking good for any kind of recovery or comeback. Also adding a trigger warning here for assault, because why not just keep needing trigger warnings, you abominable show. 

Sorry it's late! But listen okay, things are looking up... for now. This next real episode has it all, love, death, and Romulans. Carrie and Sarah get some history lessons that aren't super boring, and then they complain a whole bunch about how the writers don't know anything about space, or love, or Spock.