V'Ger Please!

You podcast team faces off as they review "Shuttlepod One"! Will Joseph be able to bring Peter into the light of accepting this stage play style episode as a quality addition of the Enterprise cannon? Or will he persist in complaining about this greatness with his 'facts' and 'logic'? Listen and find out!

We settle in to some of that sweet continuity as we review "Shadows of P'Jem"! Marvel at an episode that is supposed to be all about T'Pol making a choice but ends up with her having zero agency and dumb boob jokes until Shran shows up and saves us all.

Your intrepid podcast duo does a bit of late-night recording as they review "Sleeping Dogs"! As we are confronted by yet another C+ to B- entry of Enterprise, we postulate on the reasons why the show became a cultural footnote. Also, Reed has a cold.

Phlox entertains his lady friend while the Nx-01 tries to help very friendly aliens in "Dear Doctor"! Will the planet of comfy sweaters be a match for Phlox coming in hot to both Crewman Cutler AND terrible medical ethics? Probably not!

The NX-01 gets it's Reed episode while they deal with incredibly serious, death defining stakes of alien in "Silent Enemy". Also, for some godforsaken reason, half the runtime is about Hoshi finding out what he wants in a cake. This is a thing that actually happens.

Nothing like a trailer for our show 200+ episodes in, but better late than never!

Sins of pilots past return to haunt us as a certain Temporal Agent makes his first appearance in "Cold Front"! Gas up the space RV because we are headed to Branson to look at stars with space Hare Krishnas.

Your podcast heroes run out of ways to describe all the bad plans when they review "Fortunate Son"! The NX-01 takes a detour to helped some stranded space truckers, they get subjected to terrible Mayweather acting and have another inexplicable low-intensity space fight. It's not a good trend!

The NX-01 unlocks the power of unlimited breadsticks as we review "Civilization". When the crew finds a planet that's a cross between Witcher 2 and Italian family dining, a fun field trip becomes a Captain Planet episode …and very little else happens.

Enjoy an episode with the lowest possible stakes as the lads review "Breaking the Ice". This one is so casual, it spends five minutes on a scene where they answer poop questions by 4th graders, and the villain is...poor footing.