On this episode of our show, Captain Ingle and I set a course for the 22nd century and the mysteries of the Delphic Expanse. As the Enterprise journeys to find the Xindi, they come across a Vulcan science vessel lost in an asteroid field. When they enter the disabled craft, the episode becomes a full-on horror film as they encounter a crew gone insane. Join us as we go boldly!

On this episode of my show, let us cast our minds back to 1977's Star Wars: A New Hope and one of the most iconic scenes in cinema history: the Mos Eisley Cantina! What is it about this seedy dive bar that captures the imagination of so many fans all around the world? Join me as I share why I think this sequence has become such a legendary piece of that galaxy far, far away...

The end of what is hopefully only the first season of Star Wars: The Acolyte has finally come, and with it comes the conclusion of several storylines and possibly the beginning of several more. Join me as I examine the finale of this remarkable season, where everything comes to a head on the planet where it all began...

Due to some temporal anomalies, our movie for June is being recorded in the middle of July and will release 3 weeks late. That being said, Captain Ingle and I are proud to present our deep dive in the 1985 science fiction cult classic Explorers! This film tells the story of three teenage boys living in the suburbs who start receiving mysterious signals via their dreams guiding them to build a vessel that is more advanced than anything humans have ever built. Join us as we go boldly!

On this week's episode of our show, we take a look at the return of everyone's favorite Next Gen "villain", the omnipotent trickster Q. In order to teach Admiral Picard yet another lesson, his best frenemy sends the Admiral and his friends into an alternate universe where the aspirational Federation is replaced by a fascist Confederation, a dystopia whose most feared warrior is none other than Picard himself! It's up to our heroes to figure out how to fix this corrupted world and solve the puzzle Q has laid out for them. Join us as we go boldly!

In this penultimate episode of what I presume will be Season 1 of Star Wars: The Acolyte, we finally get some answers as to the biggest questions posed by the series. Join me as I take a look at what I believe to be one of the best episodes of this show so far.

Han Solo is without a doubt one of the greatest and most iconic characters ever put to screen. Everyone loves him for his brash, devil-may-care-persona, and let's face it: everyone loves a scoundrel. But is that really who he is? Join me today as I share my theory that the (pardon the word) badassery we know and love may just be a mask disguising the real Han Solo.

Since its debut in 1966, Star Trek has always been about how human beings can be better. Whether it's tackling issues of race and prejudice, examining aspects of human nature, or presenting a bright and hopeful future that we can aspire to, Star Trek holds a mirror up to nature and shows us how we can improve as a species. Join me as I discuss some of the lessons Gene Roddenberry's marvelous creation has imparted to us over the years.

After last week's rather explosive episode of Star Wars: The Acolyte, we are treated this week to a quieter, more contemplative episode focusing primarily on character development and competing Force philosophies. Also, the seductive nature of the Dark Side has never been on fuller display than it is in this particular installment. If you know, you know. Join me as I share my thoughts!

Star Trek has been around for more than 50 years, and many fans have come to it through many different avenues. Some saw the original show during its initial run, some came in the Star Trek renaissance of the 1990s, while others came in recent years during the explosion of storytelling that came in the wake of Star Trek: Discovery. I was first introduced to Gene Roddenberry's vision of the future through Star Trek: The Next Generation in the early 90s, but shortly thereafter I entered the world of the movies through what I consider my favorite film of 1986, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. The order in which I saw the films was less than linear. Join me as I share how I came to the cinematic side of the final frontier...