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A podcast exploring the farthest reaches of science fiction and pop culture in a casual conversation between old friends. Writer/Artist Mark Farinas is the creator of the STAR TREK WEBCOMIC, a fan comic based on Roddenberry's space odyssey. Ryan Thomas Riddle is an award-winning journalist and Trekkie who works with FACT TREK to bust the myths surrounding the making of the original STAR TREK.Each week, we discuss what genres are streaming to our TVs, look back with retro reviews, and let you know what we are fanning over.
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Ship Full of Jerks
Mistaken Identity. Dime-store detectives. Femme Fatales. Cheap Whiskey. We're on the case. A Case of Chiaroscuro, that is, as the Jerks review STRANGE NEW WORLD's swing into noir. Then, we explore the ways OG STAR TREK had a norish sensibility with our favorite Trek Noir Tales!
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Do you have a human best friend? What's it like to have one? The Jerks, who are besties, find out in the latest STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS. Then, does the Mando and Baby Yoda movie live up to muster, or does it peter out like SECTION 31?
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Infinite horror as STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS ventures across the event horizon into terror! What haunts will Kirk, Spock, and La'An find aboard a long-lost starship? We find out in our review of "The Griffin Incident." Then, we watch as a young man makes a wish for "true love" that he'll soon regret. Trigger warning: our review of OBSESSION deals with sexual assault as seen in the film.
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The Jerks have spared no expense this week as we venture 64 million years into the past with the Starship Enterprise. But will the Jerks also punch a dinosaur in "Valles Marineris"? Then, Edge of Midnight and Tranquility Press's John Concagh joins us to dissect Starfleet General Order One, also known as the Prime Directive. Does it hold up as space law? Follow John, The Edge of Midnight, and Tranquility Press here: Tranquilty Press: tranquility.press (https://tranquility.press/) & bsky.app/profile/tran... (https://bsky.app/profile/tranquilitypress.bsky.social) Edge of Midnight: edgeofmidnight.weebly.com (https://edgeofmidnight.weebly.com/) & bsky.app/profile/eomp... (https://bsky.app/profile/eomproject.bsky.social) John Concagh : (https://bsky.app/profile/badsocialism.bsky.social) & jconcagh.weebly.com (https://jconcagh.weebly.com/)
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How much did STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION change in seven seasons? Find out as we compare its start with its ending, "All Good Things." Then, hold "aloft your magic sword" because the Jerks have the power as they review MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE.
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