2 Star 2 Trek

We time travel to the far off year of... 2024? We discuss homelessness, technology access, physical appearance and so much more this week. This is truly an example of why Deep Space Nine shines after all these years. Oh, and Miles O'Brien sees a sex van.

Today we get to talk about everyone's favorite Founder finding his home: Odo! Season 3 opens up with the introduction of Eddington, a brand spanking new ship in the Defiant and a field trip to the Gamma Quadrant.

Also, are the four best words ever in Star Trek History "Directed by Johnathan Frakes". We think not.

What we thought would give some great insight to our eventual adventure to the Delta Quadrant turned out to be... kinda lackluster? But it is okay! A road trip with Uncle Sisko and Uncle Dukat save a rather basic episode from boredom. We also compare DS9 to all sorts of fun failed restaurants.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of 3 Star 3 Trek, because the DS9 production crew decided to start Season 2 with a 3-parter instead of a 2-parter. In this episode, we learn how to ask everyone's favorite space dad for a runabout, the cost of getting weapons from your enemies, and how to properly store and transport your Gold-Pressed Latinum during a firefight. Too big for 2 episodes, we are coming at you covering three.

We take a look at the first two episodes of Deep Space Nine, but with a cast this hot it might as well be called Deep Space Fiiiiiiine. This pilot sets the stage for a Star Trek series like no other, doing a lot of heavy character lifting that touches on nearly every character in the ensemble cast, instead of just focusing on one our two characters. Picard even stops by for the ceremonial handing off of the torch!

Oh, and there is a lot of baseball, which is great.

This episode brings us to the end of The Next Generation. Picard is his own ghost of chirstmas, and he has to save humanity. We also talk about... Ships! Nacelles! Data's Homework!

On a more serious note, The Next Generation means a lot to us as Trek fans, and looking back on The Next Generation now, it is clear that it has aged like the finest of wines.

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As we come to the end of The Next Generation, we get a fun space heist! This pair of episodes is perhaps some of the most fun had on TNG with double-triple, quadruple crossing shenanigans, and some set design for the ages.

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In this Data-centric episode we discuss all things android! After almost killing a borg and watching some porn, Data tries to figure out what to do with an onset of emotions being controlled by his doppelgänger brother in a muscle suit. Also, Hugh is there and wasted, but this is the first glimpse we get of Beverly Crusher Crushing It on the bridge as Captain.

Strap in for Androids, Klingons and their feelings about DADS. Jullian Bashir decided to hijack the Enterprise with a mysterious device from the Gamma Quadrant, leading Data down a David Lynch style nightmare, while Worf decides to fly to the other side of the galaxy in the hopes of finding his Dad. But, will Worf be able to get the youth vote in a weird Descendants style Romulan POW Camp?

It is time to meet the greatest Starfleet Captain ever, Edward Jellico, who unlocks the full potential of the Enterprise by... going from 3 shifts a day to 4? How many people does it take to crew a starship exactly, and who is Steve on Comms? Deep down, the HR person inside of us is all proud.

This is also the pair of episodes where we get to see Sir Patrick Stewart's Full Moon illuminated by four, maybe five, lights.

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