We end our Technicolor Travels in 1952 with a second pirate film, staring Burt Lancaster and Nick Cravat. A fun tongue in cheek adventure film that could have stuck the landing a bit better.

In a hard pivot from the last episode we join Deanna Troi and Romulans in a fantastic episode that really shows how TNG can shine.

We jump another 10 years to see how things have progressed in our Technicolor Travels to 1942, but this time with pirates! Join us for The Black Swan.

This week we have a good laugh at the unfortunately attempt of a murder mystery in one of the worst episodes this season. Poor Geordi.

Our Technicolor Travels continue a we move ahead to 1932 and discuss the classic Doctor X. Both creepy and goofy it is a great capsule showing early entry into a new type of horror film and what they could get away with in the pre-code years.

Professor Moriarty returns for some holodeck shenanigans in a game of wits with control the Enterprise on the line.

In this first episode in a short series looking into the rise of Technicolor films, we go back 100 years to 1922 and watch the one of the very earliest films to use Technicolor, The Toll of the Sea.

Part two of the tense and exciting story comes to this episode with more Cardassian, more Picard torture, more Cox, more Warner! There are FOUR lights!

We embark on the first of a ground breaking two part story this week! Big shakups to the standard TNG story, Ronny Cox? David Warner? Yes please! Just how many lights are there?

After a year of Rocky films you think we had enough of Mr.Stallone? No way! This episode we go over our top picks of his best films.