We are blasting through wormholes to get the 31st century! Programmable matter! THE BURN! The United Federation of Planets is in hiding and scattered to the winds! Michael and Steph join us to talk empaths, why this is time travel done right, and most importantly, who is the best cat in Star Trek: Spot or Grudge!?

We have tracked all of the mysterious signals to the Season 2 finale of Discovery! We talk about how hot Captain Pike is, how the fun noises on the Enterprise bridge give us beeps and express some disappointment in how Season 2 handled some of its cast, while elevating others beyond that of additional flavoring. Tilly is still the best.

We finally made it to modern era Trek, And it is... interesting to say the least. Forrest tries to reconcile the Klingons with the overall Trek timeline, while Dylan breaks down shot work and cinematography. Meanwhile, Ryan and Caitlin just want to know where they can get more Michelle Yeoh in their lives and why the marketing for Discovery Season 1 is so different than the final product.

All hail the glorious Terran Empire! Everyone is stabbing everyone in the back in the this love letter to fans of all things Trek. We discuss Gorn, the original Defiant, crop tops, men in skirts and oh so much more. This pair of episodes even has a throw back to a TOS Episode! Finally, we talk about why the Mirror Universe isn't just important to Star Trek, but to genre fiction as a whole. The ultimate question though: What does the Vulcan Science Directorate think about the possibilities of alternate universes?! 

Jump aboard the spaceship that couldn't stop! The only way to stop it? Call the ship in dry dock, merge your warp fields, go inverted and trade Chief Engineers? Derek and Stacy join us as we discuss a fantastic Klingon centric two-parter that features none other than James Avery! Plus, we dive into the pros and cons to Trip and T'Pol, and what exactly makes Archer great.

JEFFREY COMBS!!! SCOTT BAKULA!!! The only thing this is missing is a shuttle pod that conveniently only has one bed and a busted heater. There are also Romulans afoot? This is probably the best of the best Enterprise has to offer and we absolutely gush over it. Tangents do include: Boozy Star Trek Drinks and the Fermi Paradox.

Brent Spiner is back and is playing Arik Soong! But does a surprise cameo save this storyline and episodes? Not really! We've got Orion's, Augments, pending Wrath, and we try to figure out how an Astrolabe would work in space.

What if First Contact was made for TV and had Nazi's instead of James Cromwell? We are joined by Michael and Steph to talk about why this episode is kind of a let down and a wet fart ending to the temporal cold war, what we loved about Season 3 of Enterprise, and, of course, what the Vulcan Science Directorate thinks about Time Travel.