Roddenberry Podcasts

What can you say about a 6.5-year-old show going on a three-month hiatus? A decent amount, it turns out. Mission Log creator and executive producer Rod Roddenberry turns the tables on John and Ken, asking about the show so far, interactions with listeners, and hopes for the future of Mission Log. Plus a short talk with Alison Pitt, host of the shortest podcast on the network, Daily Star Trek News!

Hosted by John Champion & Ken Ray

Welcome to Mission Log, a Roddenberry Entertainment podcast where we explore the Star Trek universe one episode at a time. Each week, Mission Log examines a single episode of Star Trek, diving into its ethical subtext, metaphors, and cultural significance. From the show's most iconic moments to its hidden gems, we analyze what makes Star Trek one of the greatest science fiction sagas of all time...

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On today's show: Jonathan Frakes hints that he might be starting on Star Trek: Picard, Kate Mulgrew talks about caring for her dying parents in How to Forget, and CBS is still having all the talks to buy all the things. All that, plus this week in Trek history!

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Nick Duguid and Thomas Marrone of Cryptic Studios join us to talk Star Trek and Star Trek Online. Topics include:

• Bringing known ships and characters into the game
• The Trek parts of Star Trek Online
• How each ended up building Star Trek out of 0s and 1s

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On today's show: stars of Discovery explain what makes Captain Picard inspirational, Star Trek and Godzilla designer Scott Chambliss talks about redesigning icons, and comic book writers David and Scott Tipton preview "The Q Conflict" Issue #4. All this plus this week's Trek Trivia!

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After NBC rejected Star Trek's first pilot "The Cage," Gene Roddenberry reached out to his friend (and later Trek contributor) Sam Peeples for notes that could possibly salvage the show. Sam offers up his ideas, and we have a TOS insider and friend of both, Dorothy Fontana, this week to discuss Peeples and Trek's early years.

See the original document: Sam Peeples notes on The Cage - April 1965

The Trek Files Season 3 on Memory Alpha

All episodes and documents: The Trek Files on Memory Alpha

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In "Cogenitor" the Enterprise NX-01 crew encounters a species that requires a “third gender” to procreate. We discuss our impressions of this episode as an allegory for trans issues and to what extent it holds up today. Content note: Discussion of transphobic violence and suicide.

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On today's show: George Takei makes a surprise visit to the Exploring New Worlds exhibit in Detroit, the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine documentary What We Left Behind is getting a theatrical release in the UK and Ireland, and CBS is looking to buy the cable network Starz. All this and more, catching up on the weekend's Star Trek news!

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CBS announces where international viewers can watch Star Trek: Picard, Star Trek Online gets clandestine with Section 31, and Mary Chieffo of Star Trek Discovery stops by!

On today's show: new photos surface of Star Trek: Picard, filming on location, Star Trek Fluxx creator Looney Labs announces its new Star Trek Chrono-Trek card game, and Fox's The Orville will be back - but not until 2020. All this, plus the answer to Tuesday's trivia question and your weekend staying-in playlist!

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On today's show: Star Trek: Picard finally gets a title - and it's exactly what you think, the Deep Space Nine documentary confirms that a favorite recurring character is gay, and why was a giant Enterprise left for sale on a Toronto-area front yard? All this, plus the Star Trek events in YOUR area to look forward to this weekend!

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