Trekabout skips about 23 episodes into the future, just as it took the USS Voyager 23 years to get home, to discuss the Star Trek: Voyager series finale “Endgame” in the penultimate episode of Trekabout. Plus! What does Richard think about cricket flour snacks? iTunes Google Play RSS
The Delta Flyer makes its triumphant reappearance in “Drive”, and then in “Repression”, the Maquis plotline makes its… triumphant reappearance? Also! Make sure to read our announcement today about the future of Trekabout. iTunes Google Play RSS
The Borg revolution starts in “Unimatrix Zero, Part II”. Then, in “Imperfection”, we say goodbye to 3 of the 5 Borg children. Wait, what happened to the baby?? iTunes Google Play RSS
Can you smell what Tuvok is cooking? Duane “The Rock” Johnson guest-starts in the otherwise-forgettable “Tsunkatse”. Then, in “Collective”, Seven of Nine babysits a group of children. iTunes Google Play RSS
On this record-setting 300th episode of Trekabout, we talk about the double-sized Borg extravaganza “Dark Frontier”, which basically remakes Star Trek: First Contact. Plus! A bonus dicussion about Brannon Braga. 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
We say farewell to Star Trek: Voyager’s third season, as Star Trek: Voyager says farewell to itself, in “Worst Case Scenario”, and says hello to the Borg, in “Scorpion”. Also! Is Richard too easy on 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
