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In which we return to Minute 30, the Bird-of-Prey fails at everything, and we speculate if there are two Birds-of-Prey in the solar system at this moment...
In which Spock demands thruster control, the Sun gets whipped around, and our heroes find themselves back in the future, and back with The Traveler...
In which Gillian makes her case for coming with Kirk and the gang, the Bird-of-Prey experiences a power fall-off, and Spock reassures no one...
In which we discuss the cleanliness of the water, how long the whales can hold their breaths, Kirk has the poem in his back pocket, Dr. Gillian living a longer life, Kirk is to blame if they all die, and Chris is still working on his theory about Star Wars existing in Star Trek...
In which we discuss what is everyone calling Spock these days, Star Trek tension builders, it is canon that you can use warp speed in the atmosphere, Dr. Gillian makes a friend in Uhuru, we don't believe they couldn't figure out how much the whales and water weighs, and Spock makes a guess...
In which we discuss Booger and the Captain still evading the Bird of Prey, the alert noise by the whaling ship, the strain put on the ship beaming in the whales and how great Scotty really is...
In which we discuss how they did the harpoon special effect, whether or not Booger from Revenge of the Nerds makes an appearance, messing with the timeline again, the Captain lending a "helping hand" and both Chris and Dave want to destroy the whaling vessel...
In which George and Gracie are on the run (swim?) from whale hunters and... that's about it...
In which we discuss the length of time a movie should be, Chris puts his soapbox away but Dave gets on his about Dr. Gillian's awe and wonder, and we imaging what would have happened if Sulu locked phasers on the whales...
In which we discuss Spock's and McCoy's interaction - what is messing with Spock's computation and McCoy's smiles of satisfaction, Apple remotes, Uhuru's workstation madness and we started another hashtag, #followthetruck...
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