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V'Ger Please!

V'Ger Please!

By: Joseph and Peter
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Summary

Join two sarcastic Trek nerds on an episode-by-episode journey through the Star Trek universe. Art
Episodes
  • Indiana Dax and the Temple of Dumb (DS9 S4 : E9 "The Sword of Kahless")
    May 7 2026

    Good news everyone, Dax finally has some agency, it's just in someone else's plot as we review "The Sword of Khaless"! What could have been a very good an interesting idea is utterly wasted by absurdly rushing it as Kor, Worf, and Dax have their little adventure together. Turns out the major cplaint we had with this one is the same complaint the had back in 1995, so some things never change!

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • The Original Learing Center (DS9 S4 : E8 "Little Green Men")
    Apr 30 2026

    Nothing quite like a below rate Ferengi Nonsense Episode to get your hosts talking about litterally anything else as we do our best to review "Little Green Men". After discussing the true A plot of Ferengi racisim, we don't have much to say about this goofball slop. However, if you want our deep opinions about Star Trek: United, this is absolutly the episode for you!

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    56 mins
  • Mid 90's Tank Fever Dream (Tank Girl Review)
    Apr 22 2026

    Once perma-locked behind our Patreon walls, sometimes the ediotr of this podcast needs a break....which means sometimes years old content can make it's debut on the grand stage! Years ago, your hosts followed up on the strangest in-joke our show ever had about a single Season 5 episode of Voyager and bad mid 90's comic book films and reviewed "Tank Girl"! Your hosts really did not enjoy this. We may not have been sober at the time of recording. But it may very well be the funniest things we have ever said on the internet.

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    1 hr and 28 mins
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