Monty Ashley, Incomparable host and all around nice guy, joins Scott to discuss “Live Fast and Prosper” (VOY S6E21). Topics include Scott explaining The Traitors, expressions of love for Taskmaster and Drag Race Espana, and eventually Star Trek. Scott McNulty with Monty Ashley Show Notes & Links Watch “Live Fast and Prosper” for yourself: Amazon In…

James Thomson, the developer behind PCalc and Dice by PCalc (and other things), joins Scott to discuss "Genesis" (TNG S7E19). Topics include the many similarities between James and Neil Diamond, Blockbuster Video, and dubious science in this episode. Scott McNulty with James Thomson Show Notes & Links Watch "Geneis" for yourself: Amazon Instant Vid…

David J Loehr, writer and podcaster, joins Scott to discuss “Things Past” (DS9 S5E8). Topics include the lack of Neelix, Odo’s tortured soul, and the creepy uncanny vibe that allows for effective, and cheap, Star Trek episodes. Next on Random Trek: “Genesis” (TNG S7E19) with James Thomson. Scott McNulty with David J. Loehr Show Notes & Links Watch …

John Siracusa, developer, writer, and podcaster, joins Scott to discuss “Daedalus” (ENT S4E10). Topics include being a professional podcaster, the emotions of Vulcans, and Captain Archer’s judgment (or lack thereof). Next on Random Trek: “Things Past” (DS9 S5E8) with David J Loehr. Scott McNulty with John Siracusa Show Notes & Links Watch Daedalus …

Grant Jun Otsuki, a cultural anthropologist, joins Scott to discuss "The Siege of AR-558" (DS9 S7E8). We attempt to have a lighthearted conversation about a very heavy episode of Deep Space Nine. Topics include which Captain you'd want to work for, how great Avery Brooks' performance is in this episode, and why the heck was Quark allowed to hang ar…

Jason Snell, Random Trek’s most frequent guest, joins Scott to discuss “Day of the Dove” (TOS S3E11). Topics include our favorite Klingons, whatever the deal is with these energy aliens, and the “hidden” message of this episode. Watch “Day of the Dove” for yourself: Amazon Instant Video Paramount+ Blu-Rays Scott McNulty with Jason Snell Support thi…

Claire L. Evans, writer and musician, joins Scott to discuss “Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night” (DS9 S6E17). Topics include how great Dax is, war crimes, and the ease of time travel when you’re a Bajoran. Just a warning -given the content of this episode, we talk about some mature topics. On a lighter note, read Claire’s history of the corporate p…

Erika Ensign, podcaster and trivia enthusiast, joins Scott to discuss “The Voyager Conspiracy” (S6E9). Topics include conspiracy theories, the many possible loves of Capt. Janeway, and the complete lack of Reginald Barclay in this episode. Watch “The Voyager Conspiracy” for yourself: Amazon Instant Video Paramount Plus DVDs Scott McNulty with Erika…

Jean MacDonald, Micro.blog community manager and podcaster, joins Scott to discuss “Our Man Bashir” (DS9 S4E10). Topics include Jean’s conversion to a DS9 fan, whether or not Bashir is the Tom Paris of DS9, and just how much fun all the actors seem to be having in this episode. Watch Our Man Bashir for yourself: Amazon Instant Video Paramount Plus …

Antony Johnston, writer, podcaster, and snappy dresser, joins Scott to discuss “A Matter of Perspective)” (TNG S3/E14). Topics include Law and Order, who volunteers to be a nude model on the Enterprise, and how clever (or not) the mystery in this episode is. Get yourself a copy of Antony’s The Dog Sitter Detective, you won’t regret it! Watch “A Mat…

Dan Moren, writer and podcaster, joins Scott to discuss "The Savage Curtain" (TOS S3E22). Topics include Dan's Gene Roddenberry impersonation, Kirk's quick acceptance of space Lincoln, and the perplexing moral of this episode (is there one?!). Want more details about TOS Season 3? Check out Marc Cushman's "These Are the Voyages - TOS: Season Three"…

Shelly Brisbin, host of Lions, Towers & Shields and Parallel and author of iOS Access for All, joins Scott to discuss “In the Hands of the Prophets” (DS9 S1E20). Topics include TCM movies, faith vs. science, and the wonder that is Louise Fletcher. Watch In the Hands of the Prophets for yourself: Amazon Instant Video Paramount Plus DVDs Scott McNult…

Joe Rosensteel, VFX artist and podcaster, joins Scott to discuss “Phantasms” (TNG S7E6). Topics include why Joe watches Star Trek, where the crow is, and stalking people in the bright corridors of the Enterprise D. Watch Phantasms for yourself: Amazon Instant Video Paramount Plus Bluray Scott McNulty with Joe Rosensteel Support this show and other …

Katie Mack, astrophysicist and author, joins Scott to discuss “A Simple Investigation)” (DS9 S5E17). Topics include the evolving nature of DS9 characters, Odo’s furniture, and the problems with the Idanian spying system. Watch A Simple Investigation for yourself: Amazon Instant Video Paramount Plus DVDs Scott McNulty with Katie Mack Support this sh…

Tony Sindelar, your internet DM and Lego enthusiast, joins Scott to discuss “Revulsion)” (VOY S4E5). Topics include Tony’s Voyager epiphany, the poor treatment of Tuvok, and why anyone would design a tool that never leaves a room to have feelings. Watch Revulsion for yourself: Amazon Instant Video Paramount Plus DVDs Scott McNulty with Tony Sindela…

An exciting new episode of Star Trek Discovery, and an exciting discussion at the channel. Tune in and let us know if we missed anything about this episode!By Sohail Fazluddin

Some technical difficulties on this one, watch at your own peril, we talk about the episode, The Red Angel!By Sohail Fazluddin

Things are coming to a head as we delve deeper into the mysteries driving season 2 of Star Trek Discovery. Join our Discussion and let us know what you think of this exciting episode of Star Trek Discovery.By Sohail Fazluddin

The Telosians are back and they've got a few surprises up their sleeve with regards to the continuing story of Vina and Pike as well as revelations about Spock's visions as provided by his encounter and mind meld with the Red Angel, a Human from the future, bent on preventing the destruction of the core worlds of the Federation. We also get a heart…

Burnham goes on the hunt to find her brother while the Discovery crew tries to unlock the secrets behind a Time Storm that appeared after the Red Angel's most recent visit. After finding Spock, his mind in disarray and learning she definitely can't trust Section 31 we find ourselves heading to an old familiar place. find out what we thought of this…

Fate and the Red Angel would have it so that Saru ends up back on Kaminar caught between his duty to the Federation, his promise to Starfleet not to interfere and the real threat of annihilation facing his people. A very interesting episode with lots of questions and discussion. Join us and chime in with your thoughts below!…

Reginald Barclay thinks he's going nuts when he keeps seeing apparitions in the transporter beam, but it turns out he's not going crazy and it humans! Check out our discussion for this exciting episode of Star Trek the Next Generation and let us know what you think too!By Sohail Fazluddin

Cicero Holmes, frequent Incomparable panelist, Discovery Debrief co-host, and What The Fun, joins Scott to discuss “Vanishing Point” (ENT S2E10). Topics include video games, how awesome Hoshi is, and poor old Cyrus Ramsey. Watch Vanishing Point for yourself: Amazon Instant Video Paramount Plus Blurays Scott McNulty with Cicero Holmes Support this s…

John Siracusa, podcaster and developer, joins Scott to discuss “The Immunity Syndrome” (TOS S2E19). Topics include the joys of the colonoscopy (seriously, if you’re avoiding getting one…just get it done!), the effectiveness of 50 year old special effects, and space racism. Scott McNulty with John Siracusa Show Notes & Links Watch The Immunity Syndr…

David J. Loehr, your favorite artist in residence and one of the people behind Where or When, joins Scott to discuss “Macrocosm” (VOY S3E13). Topics include why there was no sense of peril in this episode, the lack of complete silence, and action hero Janeway. Watch “Macrocosm” for yourself: Amazon Paramount Plus DVDs On the next Random Trek - The …

Marisa McClellan, canning expert, joins Scott to discuss "Damage" (ENT S3E19). Topics include why Scott took such a long “break” from Random Trek, exactly how many seasons Enterprise had, doctor/patient confidentiality, and the ethics of just taking whatever you want. Watch “Damage” for yourself: Amazon Paramount Plus DVDs Scott McNulty with Marisa…

Seth Heasley, podcaster and patient podcast guest, joins Scott to discuss "…Nor the Battle to the Strong)" (DS9 S4E4). Topics include what to do when you run out of topics for your podcast, the forgotten Klingon/Federation war, and the all-consuming terror of parenthood. Watch “…Nor the Battle to the Strong” for yourself: Amazon Paramount Plus DVDs…

Here is our discussion for Season 2 episode 5 of Star Trek Discovery! We would love to hear what you think! GUESTS: Sean: http://www.youtube.com/trekonthetube Fatheree: http://www.tex-trek.com PJ at Boatrek: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEwVNHJnfU45szq04jicCcwBy Sohail Fazluddin

A spectacular discussion about Star Trek Discovery Season 2 Episode 4, "An Obal for Charon" with the Starfleet Boy Gang this week being: GUESTS: Sean: http://www.youtube.com/trekonthetube Fatheree: http://www.tex-trek.com Gary: http://www.trekkerprise.comBy Sohail Fazluddin

Season 2 episode 3, Point of light produces quite a fun discussion for the Starfleet Boy crew today.By Sohail Fazluddin

Sean from Trek on the Tube and I go over our thoughts and ratings for the latest episode of Star Trek Discovery, "New Eden" Directed by Jonathan Frakes and while we don't always agree, we found some nice middle ground on this one. What do you think of this exciting episode of Star Trek Discovery?By Sohail Fazluddin

Aside from having a great time hanging out we get pretty deep into some of the Season 2 Premiere episode's best and worst moments. Tune in and let us know your thoughts but also remember this is heavy on spoilers so if you aren't not caught up avoid at all costs.By Sohail Fazluddin

The long awaited discussion about Time's arrow part II, future viewers will be grateful they don't have to wait. We have some interesting discourse on this episode, tune in and let us know what you think.By Sohail Fazluddin

Our somewhat short, somewhat monitored, chaperoned, discussion of the latest and the greatest episode of Star Trek Discovery's Short Treks. I"m joined once again by Sean from Trek on the Tube and the Doctor. We get a little cray in this episode and we hope you do too!By Sohail Fazluddin

Our casual and informal discussion about Season 5 of Star Trek the Next Generation and some Holiday inspired shenanigans!By Sohail Fazluddin

In June 1826 in a small settlement outside Sydney, Australia, a local farmer named Frederick Fisher suddenly disappeared. Two months later a neighbor of the missing man was walking home late at night when he crossed a bridge near Fisher's farm. Sitting on the railing of the bridge was the ghostly image of Frederick Fisher. As the neighbor looked on…

In the winter of 1848, her majesty's ship HMS Daedalus was making her way from Cape Town to the island of St. Helena in the Atlantic ocean. On August 6th, 6 members of the crew sighted an huge animal approaching the ship, which then passed through its wake continuing on to the southwest. The Captain swore to the Admiralty that what they had seen wa…

Anne Zander, performer, writer, and producer, joins Scott to discuss TNG’s Hero Worship (S5E11). Topics include oddities of the pandemic, android haircare, how being a real boy isn’t all it is cracked up to be, and the promising career of this young director “Patrick Stewart.”By The Incomparable

With tales going back as far as 1770, the townhome at 50 Berkley Square in Mayfair, London has a sinister reputation. A shapeless, menacing horror is said to haunt the second floor bedroom of the posh Westminster address and is responsible for the deaths of more than one intrepid soul who dare stay the night there. In this episode we'll take an in-…

Dave Bradley, journalist, editor, and podcaster, joins Scott to discuss ENT’s “Fight or Flight” (S1E3). Topics include why this episode is the second episode in a new Star Trek series, slugs, and how this first contact doesn’t go as well as it might have.By The Incomparable

Known since the middle ages, there is a terrifying killer that strikes without warning, killing its victim and then reducing the body to ash. Hundreds of reports of this mystifying anomaly have been recorded from around the globe, yet even today there appears to be no clear-cut explanation as to its cause. On tonight's episode of BTF, we're going t…

Helene Wecker, author, joins Scott to discuss TNG’s “Too Short a Season” (S1E16). Topics include book hoarding, indie bookstore websites, The Hidden Palace (it is good, you should buy it and then read it), and bad old age makeup.By The Incomparable

Gerry Canavan, Professor of 20th- and 21st-Century Literature at Marquette University, joins Scott to discuss TNG’s “Masks” (S7E17). Topics include Brent Spiner’s relishing of his various roles, Capt. Picard’s leap of faith, and the fact that Star Trek writers really don’t know how computers work. Plus, this episode includes the return of everyone’…

A Canadian fur trapper stumbled across an abandoned Inuit village in the winter of 1930. Though the shelters were still intact and provisions plentiful, there was evidence that suggested the people had left in a hurry and at once. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police investigation turned up no clues that could explain the disappearance of the people o…

Guy English, the best Biff! co-host, joins Scott to discuss DS9’s “Battle Lines” (S1E13). Topics include introduction of our brand new segment, “Pope Talk,” exiling fight-y people, and how we will never speak of Kai Opaka again.By The Incomparable

In 1920 a Swiss geologist on an oil finding expedition in the jungles of Venezuela snapped a photo of an animal that by all accounts should not exist. If verified it would prove to be one of the most amazing anthropological discoveries in history and could rewrite the lineage of human evolution. But was the photo truly of an unknown animal, a simpl…

Moisés Chiullán, a man of many talents with an Electric Shadow, joins Scott to discuss TNG’s “The Defector” (S3E10). Topics include: our favorite Trek movies, Romulans in vineyards, and surprise Klingons. You can also listen to Scott and Moisés discuss Star Trek VI, if you dare!By The Incomparable

On a summer evening in 1178, monks in Canterbury, England witnessed a remarkable sight. As they gazed at the moon, fire erupted from the rim sending sparks flying from the slim crescent and turning the lunar surface black. For centuries this mystery remained just that, until in 1976 a planetary astronomer proposed the radical theory that what the m…

Jason Snell, the man behind Six Colors, The Incomparable, and co-host of Vulcan Hello, joins Scott to discuss TOS’s “The Alternative Factor” (S1E20). Topics include: how bad this episode is, how the premise is actually good, wacky film filters, and surprise time travel.By The Incomparable

On a warm spring night in 1997, thousands of people in the greater Phoenix area witnessed what many thought was the first wave of an interstellar invasion. Lights appeared in the sky from the Nevada border to Mexico that seemed to have no terrestrial explanation. Join us as we take an in-depth look at the cultural phenomenon that has come to be kno…