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The crew of DS9 contracts a virus that makes it impossible to speak or understand each other. Matt and Andy must've contracted this years ago.
Episode discussion begins around the 0:46:00 mark
Andy struggles with an inundated hailbag, Matt forgets how to podcast (again), and the episode discussion takes an 1:14 minutes to start. AKA just another day at the space office!
We did it! We've arrived at the first stable wormhole known to exist. Matt and Andy get a feel for the station and wonder just how many Runabouts they have.
All Good Things is here! Andy and Matt get deep into it. (hails available in part 1)
Episode discussion begins immediately.
Our hail bag was so big this week it needed its own episode. Which is also available right now. (So please don't consider this a saucer separation, think of it more as an evasive maneuver)
Episode discussion.... in the next episode.
Ro's back! Will Andy have a girlfriend now? Or will she join the Maquis?
Episode discussion begins 57:15
Matt and Andy sit down to discuss the first episode of the highly anticipated Trek series that actually mostly takes place on a ship and people have "Missions".
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The Enterprise has a baby and Matt completely misses some key plot details.
Episode discussion right around the 01:00:00 mark
Picard's most formidable enemy returns... That's right, DaiMon Bok!
Episode discussion probes begins around 40:00
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