Honestly, we had hoped that Mudd's Women was the worst Star Trek could get. We were wrong. Also, a pandemic happens again, because it's 2020 and this is all we know.

This episode has all of the hallmarks of a classic Star Trek Episode: philosophy, romance, comedy, technobabble, twists, turns, and phallic stalactites. Lucinda and Ellie dive into this celestial adventure.

This somewhat chaotic episode covers all of the ground you know and love: we're still bummed out that Leonard Nimoy is dead, Ellie has to explain what the Starship enterprise does again, and Lucinda still can't help calling planets 'islands'.

NB: Since recording Lucinda is now employed, so disregard her pleas for employment

NB2: We had a fire going during the record (yes - we're fancy) so please forgive us for the cracking in some bits - we're still learning about how good microphones are.

Does everyone have good and evil inside themselves? Could these two parts be separated into two distinct 'selves'? Would your 'good' self want to bone your 'evil' self? Lucinda and Ellie discuss all of this and more on this ~philosophical~ episode.

In this incredibly relevant episode, the Starship Enterprise experiences a pandemic onboard the ship which is managed poorly (wow can you even imagine?). Lucinda and Ellie have a really great time running through this extremely silly episode and explore all the Star Trek crushes along the way.

In this episode, Captain Kirk and the team have to figure out what to do when some ship members get super powers. Lucinda and Ellie get stuck into this ~serious~ episode of Star Trek and discuss whether or not it hits the mark.

The team find a mysterious super teen who is super horny (in space). Lucinda and Ellie navigate this problematic ep.

The (kind-of) first ever Star Trek episode! Lucinda and Ellie discuss the crew of the Starship Enterprise, horny men, and a salt vampire. 

Lucinda and Ellie are two friends. Ellie has watched (almost) all of Star Trek and Lucinda is a cool jock who doesn't mess with nerd stuff. They're going to watch all of the original series of Star Trek together. Hilarity will hopefully ensue.