Episodes
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In their first season FINALE Taylor and Elizabeth review season 3 episode 26 Season 4 episode 1 of Star Trek: The Next Generation in this double feature. They discuss the potential loss of Picard, the inner workings of the Borg collective, and Riker's place as a leader. Enjoy this last episode before they take a summer hiatus and return in the fall!
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Taylor and Elizabeth review season 5 episode 12 of Star Trek: Voyager and discuss science deniers, the charm of Satan's Robot, and yet again- Kate Mulgrew's acting ability.
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Missing episodes?
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Taylor and guest host Morgan review season 2 episode 25 of Star Trek: Voyager, and discuss the leadership of Tuvok, cute lil monkeys, and Janeway getting the chance to be a woman.
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Taylor and Elizabeth review season 4 episode 11 of Star Trek: The Next Generation, and discuss the joy of the Dancing Doctor, Data's humanity, and the introduction of Keiko.
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Taylor and Elizabeth review season 1 episode 5 of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, and discuss radical empathy, Pike being a himbo, and intersectionality through a sci-fi lense.
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Taylor and surprise host Morgan review season 5 episode 10 of Star Trek: Voyager, and discuss the many talents of Kate Mulgrew, sexual tension, and the many talents of Kate Mulgrew (its on twice on purpose y'all).
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Taylor and Elizabeth review season 1 episode 3 of Star Trek: The Next Generation, and discuss Picard and Crusher, Data and Yar, and Troi and Riker.
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Taylor and Elizabeth review season 1 episode 4 of Star Trek: The Original Series, and discuss the importance of PPE, drunk personas, and wall graffiti.
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Taylor and Elizabeth review season 2 episode 23 of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and discuss moral gray areas, STEM accessibility, and the talent of Nana Visitor.
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Taylor and Elizabeth review season 4 episode 5 of Star Trek: The Next Generation, and discuss smart women, trusting yourself, and the universe being the problem.
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Taylor and Elizabeth review season 3 episode 7 of Star Trek: Voyager, and discuss faith, being hard on yourself, and shifty characters.