We’ve reached the end of 24th Century Trek and the end of Trekabout, as we dive into the flawed Star Trek: Nemesis.
Thank you everyone for your support over the past 6 years. You made this worthwhile. Live long and prosper.
Trekabout Episode 322: Star Trek: Nemesis
Eric Murphy
-I’m sorry if you had comments that disappeared–the original post got corrupted and we had to recreate it. 🙁
Mike
-Thanks for many great shows! I hope the archive will remain available. This was an excellent rewatch of Trek. And on a side note, thanks for being the podcast with the shortest intro of them all! No annoying theme tunes. No birthdays and letters section. You guys got straight to the analysis and that was appreciated.
Second star to the right, fellas… and best wishes to your future endeavors.
M. Chan
-The file coming through the RSS feed seems to be corrupted. Would it be possible for a refresh?
Eric Murphy
-If you’re not using iTunes, try unsubscribing and resubscribing. If you are using iTunes, just download it from the website. iTunes is a black box and we can’t do anything about it.
M. Chan
-I’ll give it another shot. For what it’s worth, I can’t even seem to get the file to play from the link here on the website. Weird…
Penny Larson
-Thank you both for all the hours and hours of entertaining discussions about Trek. I have appreciated your perspective so much, and I’ll miss my Trekabout fix each week.
Funnily enough, I agree with you about how focusing on Donatra could have made the movie so much stronger (and when the movie first came out, my main wish was for a Captain Riker show, but followed closely by a wish for a series focusing on Romulus).
Anyway, take care guys, and thanks again!!
Eric Murphy
-Thank you so much Penny!
Mindy
-Thanks so much for everything! You two did one of the best Trek podcasts I’ve heard. Loved listening to it. Definitely hoping the archives stay up. I still recommend your podcast to Trek fans. Thanks again!
Eric Murphy
-No plan for the archives to come down. And thank you, we really appreciate it. 🙂
Cliffy
-Very sad to see this end after being an avid listener since Day 1. But I suspected Voyager would break you guys. It’s a pleasant show to watch but it does not it support a critical viewing and I’m shocked you pasted into the last season. Thank you for all your efforts over the years. And if the stars align and you decide to revisit the show someday, I’m leaving the feed as subscribed in my Podcasts app. Also, you know, for all its flaws, there is a hell of a lot more to say about Enterprise than VOY.
Bob K
-Didn’t expect to get emotional, because I accepted that it was time to be done. But it’s been great having you guys in my ears all this time, and you’ve made me think about a lot of things. Thanks for everything you gave of yourself.