The Random Redshirt

Episode 8 of Season 4 of Star Trek Strange New Worlds bring us an absolute drama filled episode full of incredibly intense moments. After Pike and his away team beam down to a moon to investigate, Admiral Simon Reeger boards the Enterprise for a mission to chase down an invisible ship. What ensues pits Lt Commander Kirk against the Admiral and the rest of the crew...or does it? Let us know what you thought of this episode!

Happy Star Trek 60th Anniversary fellow Trekkies and Trekkers! A special occasion like this deserves a special episode. We discuss what Star Trek means to us, what celebrations and special events are taking place around September 8th and more! How are you celebrating the 60th anniversary of Star Trek? Let us know!

Episode 7 of Strange New Worlds Season 4 brings us a "Soap Opera" style, first of its kind, episode. When Pike awakens from a supposed shuttle accident, he finds very quickly that things aboard the Enterprise are different. Quickly he learns that the entire crew is trapped in a Soap Opera being run by non other than Trelane. What ensues are quick camera close ups, over dramatic scenes, family drama, and soft glowing lights indicative of a daytime soap opera.

We get another starship disaster episode and this one is fantastic! Director Dan Liu joins us again as we discuss all of the moments from season 4 episode 6 "Off-Hour". The Enterprise is sucked into a neutrino heavy wormhole that is going to tear the ship apart. Good thing there's neutrinos present because the life of Dr. M'Benga and refueling the ship's power depend on it! Dan's directorial insights into this episode are incredible and really helps us understand what they went through and what his vision was for this wonderfully written episode by Bill Wolkoff!

Episode 5 of Strange New Worlds gives us maybe one of the most controversial episodes in the entire Star Trek franchise. When Scotty attempts to make the longest ever transport, using his old puppet from childhood "Ricky", what he doesn't realize is just how catastrophic the test would be. Spock returns to the enterprise to find the entire crew, except him, have been turned into.....puppets! What ensues is pure chaos, adventure, laughter and fun! What side of the debate are you on? Is this one of the worst episodes in Star Trek history? Or is this a fun episode full of hijinks (as T'Pring describes it)? Let us know!