The Meh Generation

Q appears on the Enterprise, stripped of this power and human! And his enemies are right behind him!

Fringe Girl appears, annoyed and ready to tell you about her show. And Dan pitches Sister Act 3.

Doctor Crusher is kidnapped by terrorists! But can Picard get her back before it’s too late?

Dan is on a diatribe! But can Cameron pull him back while they discuss the brilliance of 1776?

When asked to apprehend a fugitive soldier, Picard and the crew learn there might be more to his story.

When asked to name James Cromwell’s most famous Star trek role, Cam picks his turn in this episode!

When a Romulan general defects, Picard will have to decide if he can be trusted. And whatever he decides could start or prevent a war!

When Dan lists his crimes against fashion, Cameron will have to decide if he should zone out. And whatever else happens, Cameron makes Shakespeare jokes!

While trying to reunite two waring clans, Riker falls for a woman. But she’s an assassin set on revenge!

While trying to convince Cameron to watch Tiger King, Dan makes a bad joke! But Cameron breaks down the weird dynamics of assassin employer relations!

While the Enterprise plays host to the negotiations over the first recorded stable wormhole, Deanna begins an affair with one of the negotiators. But both the wormhole and Deanna’s new lover are hiding secrets.

While The Meh Generation has its filthiest episode ever recorded, Cameron coins the term “crafting,” and Dan uncovers the truth about Tarantino’s Star Trek Script. But both hosts are ill-prepared for allergies.

Geordi gets stranded on a storming planet, and the Enterprise is unable to locate him. But don’t worry, he’s trapped with a Romulan! Cam gets stranded in a slash-travaganza , and The Meh Generation returns to its roots. But don’t worry, Dan has bad WW2 movie puns for you.

When the Enterprise is caught in an ancient trap, only Geordi can save the ship! And maybe figure out his lady problems too?

When the pansexuality of crewmen is brought up, Cameron is hopeful. And maybe Dan is ready to quit calling OG Star Trek characters ugly? (He’s not.)

When an officer dies on an away mission, Picard must inform her son of her passing. But when the officer reappears, the crew must uncover the truth!

When Cameron and Dan agree that this episode is great, there is little to do but heap on the praise. But when the subject of sound and 80’s tropes come up, it’s’ full read alert!

When the prime directive is broken, Picard is seen to be a god by a bronze age people! So Riker and Troy go undercover to kill god in the people’s hearts and minds!

When the hosts go a little off the rails, Cameron is heard doing a brand new voice! So Dan immediately has to take issue with the hair and makeup to get back on track.