This week features the return of an old friend in “Fury”, and the introduction of a new friend in “Line Line”. Plus! Listen for an important announcement about Trekabout. iTunes Google Play RSS
In “Scorpion, Part II”, the USS Voyager gains a crewmember, and in “The Gift”, the USS Voyager loses a crewmember. Hmm… that’s pretty suspicious. iTunes Google Play RSS
Kes experiences her life backwards, in “Before and After”, and the Doctor attempts to live a life, in “Real Life”. Also! Richard doesn’t know if we are currently podcasting the third or fourth season of Star Trek: Voyager. iTunes Google Play RSS
Star Trek: Voyager pays off the end of “Blood Fever” by showing us a colony of former Borg in “Unity”. Then, in “Darkling”, the show pays nothing off by giving us a terrible riff on Doctor Jekyll and Mister Hyde. iTunes Google Play RSS
We wrap up the adventures of Voyager’s crew in the strange alien land of Los Angeles, 1996 in “Future’s End, Part II”, and it’s only kind of successful at paying off the first installment. Then, Jennifer Lien gets a chance to shine in “Warlord”. iTunes Google Play RSS
Star Trek: Voyager continues to make us angry this week as we talk about the insulting and maddening “The Chute” and “The Swarm”. Plus! Is The Doctor dead? iTunes Google Play RSS
Chakotay’s past as a surly teenager is revealed in “Tattoo”, and Kes’s future as a telekinetic badass is revealed in “Cold Fire”. iTunes Google Play RSS
The Doctor gets all turned around in “Projections”, as he struggles to decide what is real and who to believe. Then, in “Elogium”, Kes struggles with a major decision. iTunes Google Play RSS
Progressive ideals bumping up against the realities of contemporary mores? Why, we must be talking feminism in Trek with Jarrah Hodge, founder of Trekkie Feminist! Star Trek has always had a… problematic relationship with feminism and with its female characters, and we talk about that tension for a solid hour. Plus! Which Uhura is better …