In this episode, we meet some truly unique species--and the scientists who want to murder them. We'll try to communicate with them all, big and small, as we compare the TNG episodes "Evolution" and "Silicon Avatar".

Join us for a voyage into intricate holographic worlds created by mothers to protect their children after their deaths. Our favorite foundlings are ready for rescue as we compare TNG's "Future Imperfect" and Discovery's "Su'Kal".

Ross and Jenn are the designated drivers as everyone on the Enterprise becomes intoxicated and reveals truths about their characters. It's time to get naked as we compare TOS's "The Naked Time" and TNG's "The Naked Now".

We go everywhere in the universe and to subspace and back as we compare two episodes who have already gone head-to-head in competition. Will Voyager's  Emmy Award-winning "Threshold" repeat it's victory? Or will the runner-up, DS9's "The Visitor", make a comeback?

Join us as we meet some new crewmen who seem awfully familiar and whose very existence create ethical dilemmas that Trek fans still can't stop debating. Jenn and Ross talk it out as they compare Voyager's "Tuvix" and Enterprise's "Similitude".

Our crews are the targets of some pretty elaborate scams ran by some pretty colorful characters. Find out who gets fooled and who won't get fooled again as we compare TNG's "A Matter of Time" and Voyager's "Live Fast and Prosper". 

In this episode we're dealing with mama-drama the best way possible: with tons of random Star Trek references! Join us as we compare two animated instant classics with Short Treks' "Ephraim and Dot" and Lower Decks' "Crisis Point".

Join Ross and Jenn and special guest, Lee Hutchison, as they make difficult comparison decisions. But definitely not as difficult as the decisions made by the two Captains in DS9's "In the Pale Moonlight" and Enterprise's "Damage".

Join us for a double feature starring our favorite wacky non-corporeal beings-- the Organians! Let's see if we can prove humanity's worthiness this time as we compare TOS's "Errand of Mercy" and Enterprise's "Observer Effect".

Our crewmates are stranded in space, with little hope for survival.  Let's hope the oxygen holds out, as we compare Voyager's "Day of Honor" with Enterprise's "Shuttlepod One".