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Golden Boy Ferengi and Space Merchant expert Kregg Castillo takes his first adventure to a strange new world, accompanied by Barm and Jack. They compare said world to Mustafar and Alexandria (not the real city, the one from Final Fantasy IX, ya dum-dums), imagine what it would be like if Discovery characters were capable of making fun of each other, dish on child actors and talk about all the great TV that's on now! * ("Now" meaning June 2022). It's as fun as boning your old flame behind you find out her terrible secrets!
Celebrate Carlos coming back from his brush with death, and the new year, with an all new episode recorded eight months ago! And guess what, it's Jack's ApeCast co-host Geoff Clarke, talking about Strange New Worlds for the first time. Guess what, like all good-hearted people they love a good body swap, and ship games, and this episode delivers on both counts. You know what else they love? DARTH. FUCKING. VADER. That's right, they're talking about the hottest Star Wars show of 2022. Obi-Wan Kenobi. This episode is as on fire as ol' Ben!
Continuity Carlos is home for the holidays! HOME ALONE, that is. Hold on to your keisters!\\Continuity Carlos is home for the holidays! HOME ALONE, that is. Hold on to your keisters!
Barm is back, and he and Jack go head to head, just like the Enterprise and the Gorn. Whoever wins you lose. Not true, every crew member of the Enterprise wins in their estimation, and they're also talking about the unexpected return of some classic Star Trek feels, some surprising character connections, flora and Hemmer and Uhura, the first look at Gorn ships, when and where they don't care about canon, and so much more. Mostly, they're relishing the opportunity to say "Gorn" so much. PS. They sense something… a presence they've not felt since….
Ghosts of Illyria is the third episode of the first season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. In this episode of the podcast Jack's Silly Little Friendly Neighborhood Star Trek Discovery, Short Treks, Picard, Lower Decks, Prodigy and Strange New Worlds Podcast, the host, Jack Stovold, talks about this episode with his brother Sam and their friend Sean Davis. They also talk about Dr. Strange a good deal, and a penis museum in Japan. It is a good episode of the show and of this podcast, please listen to it.
Somethin's cookin' at the first annual Jaxilly BBQ! (Formal dress required)! Hmm, smells like fun! Like the COVID that has infected guest Sam Stovold, SNW's good writing and structure prove infectious to Richard Dunham and Sean Davis as well. Host Jack isn't immune to good times either, and no damn comet or shepherd or Prime Directive is gonna stop them from having a GOOD TIME. This episode is SICK.
Hey, Jack's FINALLY exploring them Strange New Worlds, and who better to join him than Kev Young (Reopening the Wormhole/The Great Bracket Racket) and BARM? Join them as they rejoice in Pike, marvel at how well-realized this crew is in only one episode, ponder what's to come, talk about Vulcan genitalia, try to move on with their lives after new revelations about the timeline of Earth wars, and explore Vulcan genitalia! It's everything you and we want! I'm gonna stop typing now.
Did you know there's a NEW Star Trek show? That's right, it came out the SAME DAY as the Picard S2 Finale, which DEFINITELY just happened. Anyways, Jack and Michelle kept drinking for a loooong time after recording the Picard finale ep, until the point they thought it would be a good idea to record a commentary track for the first-ever viewing of the show. Was it a good idea? Fire up your copy (?) of the premiere episode of Strange New Worlds, …. Strange New Worlds, follow along, and you be the judge! Stick around until after the credits for some red-hot ANDOR talk!
Finally, it's here for you. It's the last member of Picard Season Two. This pod's so long, it isn't funny, can make a Soong cry out for his Kahnny. Can pick up a Crusher with relative ease, make killin' Qs seem such a breeze. This season may be nonsense, it can't rank high, but this episode makes one hell of a try!
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