Three Guys and a Trek - Trekking through Star Trek: The Next Generation

The guys cover episode 8, from season 1 of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Justice. Deep topics covered in the trappings of a goofy clown. We talk about capital punishment, the spirit of the law, authority and responsibility, and those ridiculously skimpy outfits. This wasn't the worst episode.

We cover episode 6 of Season 1 from Star Trek: The Next Generation, Lonely Among Us. This was the most forgettable episode so far, inconsistent and incoherent. How does is it related to Looney Tunes? Listen to find out.

The guys cover Season 1, episode 5 of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Where No One Has Gone Before. A cerebral episode with no real villain, but with a character that you want to punch in the face. The Traveler makes his first appearance, and we even discuss the Trinity!

The guys cover Season 1, episode 4 of Star Trek: The Next Generation, The Last Outpost. The Ferengi make their first appearance, and it is certainly an appearance.

The guys cover Season 1, episode 3 of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Code of Honor. While this episode gets closer to what makes Star Trek Star Trek, it leaves something to be desired. Accusations of racism and sexism. And whatever happened to that plague? For some reason, we also talk about the Power Glove and Fred Savage.

The three guys talk about episode 2 of The Next Generation, The Naked Now. We cover the strange tonal shift, the inspiration from the original series, weird audio hiccups, and introduce two new segments into our new show. A show, apparently, that we still can't remember the name of. What should they have named this episode? Forbidden Data.

The guys talk about the pilot episode of The Next Generation, from Big Bad to character introductions to uniforms. The episode gets a rousing label of...OK.

Who are we, why are we doing this, and where are we coming from? We kick the trek off at 2:00 in the morning. You be the judge on whether we remain coherent and lucid. We don't even have a name yet.