Ken and Em bring Strange New Worlds' third season to a close in their podcast review.

The two best episodes of SNW's third season could not be more different: a dark documentary and a lighthearted comedy.

An away team has a point-and-click adventure while an ancient evil invades the Enterprise; then a proto-Kirk develops into the captain we know he will be.

Em and Ken review Star Trek's first zombie episode; then we jaunt into a metafictional 1960s universe of Nancy Drew and The Final Frontier.

Ken Gagne is joined by new co-host Em Maginnis to review the first two episodes of Strange New Worlds‘ third season!

After a two-year wait, we get a resolution to the season cliffhanger “Hegemony” — but with so many loose threads to tie up, everything felt a bit rushed and convenient. The action slows down for its more light-hearted successor, “Wedding Bell Blues”, which features some deep cuts to The Original Series and The Next Generation, satisfying these two long-time fans.

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While not without some fun characters and moments, the Section 31 movie fell flat for Ken and guest Allison Holt.

A homage to the entire Trek franchise culminates in the series finale of Lower Decks, showcasing the heroes of the Cerritos at their best.

A TNG character guest-stars, and the Cerritos bridge crew get a frenetic chance to shine.