Superhero Time and That One Episode of Star Trek

Did you know Odo was Counselor Troi's step-father for like 5 minutes? On this episode of That One Episode of Star Trek, we watch "The Muse" from Deep Space Nine, where Odo helps an implausibly-pregnant Lwaxana get out of her marriage to Michael Ansara, while Jake gets a novel sucked out of his head by a space-succubus. I wish I was making any of this up. That One Episode of Star Trek returns for absolutely no good reason. Featuring ExVee, HeyMickey, and Ken, this may not be the podcast you want, or even need. But it's definitely the podcast you deserve. TOEOST will be running about twice per month, except when it doesn't. If you want to get new episodes as soon as possible, consider becoming a patron. Episodes debut for patrons about two weeks before they get posted for everyone else, and honestly, aren't we worth it?

I wonder what happens in this episode? What doesn't happen in this episode? Picard drafts children in to Starfleet, Riker plays with Data's head, Worf pretends to be a doctor, and Geordi attempts to space himself and Dr. Crusher after being forced to sing in front of her. What a Disaster! That One Episode of Star Trek returns for absolutely no good reason. Featuring ExVee, HeyMickey, and Ken, this may not be the podcast you want, or even need. But it's definitely the podcast you deserve. TOEOST will be running about twice per month, except when it doesn't. If you want to get new episodes as soon as possible, consider becoming a patron. Episodes debut for patrons about two weeks before they get posted for everyone else, and honestly, aren't we worth it?

And we somehow avoided making a Baby Yoda joke for the entire recording. TNG's second season kicked off with "The Child", which did a good bit to tell viewers what to expect for the year to come. Despite this, the show was renewed for a third season. That One Episode of Star Trek returns for absolutely no good reason. Featuring ExVee, HeyMickey, and Ken, this may not be the podcast you want, or even need. But it's definitely the podcast you deserve. TOEOST will be running about twice per month, except when it doesn't. If you want to get new episodes as soon as possible, consider becoming a patron. Episodes debut for patrons about two weeks before they get posted for everyone else, and honestly, aren't we worth it?

It's a Jake and Nog episode; what could possibly go wrong? This week, we find out what happens when you try to do a nice thing for someone, expecting nothing more in return than to help make someone's day a little brighter, in Deep Space Nine's "In The Cards". That One Episode of Star Trek returns for absolutely no good reason. Featuring ExVee, HeyMickey, and Ken, this may not be the podcast you want, or even need. But it's definitely the podcast you deserve. TOEOST will be running about twice per month, except when it doesn't. If you want to get new episodes as soon as possible, consider becoming a patron. Episodes debut for patrons about two weeks before they get posted for everyone else, and honestly, aren't we worth it?

WE'RE BACK That One Episode of Star Trek returns for absolutely no good reason. Featuring ExVee, HeyMickey, and Ken, this may not be the podcast you want, or even need. But it's definitely the podcast you deserve. TOEOST will be running about twice per month, except when it doesn't. If you want to get new episodes as soon as possible, consider becoming a patron. Episodes debut for patrons about two weeks before they get posted for everyone else, and honestly, aren't we worth it? Our return episode is "Meld", from the second season of Star Trek Voyager. I can't tell you how long HeyMickey has been pushing to do a podcast about this episode. But is an episode about a serial killer Betazoid and his special relationship with Tuvok really that good? (yes, actually)

Don't call it a comeback. Because it isn't. This week, ExVee, HeyMickey, Melllvarr, and Moloth return to take a special look at the very first episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation. And if you can say one thing about "Encounter at Farpoint," it's that it certainly was the first episode of TNG. It's a shame we didn't brush up on some of the production background of the episode before recording, as that would really have shed some light on some of the issues we raised as we went through. If this is your first episode of That One Episode of Star Trek, I'm sorry. But also, you might like to take a look at the rest of the series in the archives. TOEOST spent 100 episodes lovingly, or sometimes incredulously, deconstructing episodes from all the Star Trek series - including every single episode of Star Trek: The Animated Series! What an achievement! Anyway, if you want to hear more of our thoughts on Star Trek, you'll have to listen to the old episodes, cause no way in hell I'm letting this happen again.

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The Last One Episode of Star Trek! Voyager's infamous space salamanders episode Threshold marks the 100th episode, and the finale of That One Episode of Star Trek. This is the episode that set the pattern for 99 previous podcasts, and what a ride it's been! What have we seen in this time? Well, jump in to the full post and let's find out! WARNING: Explicit language Since June of 2015, we've gone all across the rich expanse of what Star Trek has to offer, spanning from Planet Africa, Neelix having his lifelong faith painfully stripped away (not to mention his lungs), Nog losing a leg, Piglet being Jack The Ripper and making Scotty murder whores, a comprehensive(?) analysis of the complete run of Star Trek The Animated series, and probably even a movie or two. Oh, and let's not forget the most recent contribution: Powering a starship's experimental drive system with shrooms. It's been a long road, getting from there to here. It's been a long time, but my time is finally here. I can see my dream come alive at last: The podcast is saying good bye. From all of us who have taken part in bringing you Superhero Time in whatever form for the past 8 years (the day of posting is the anniversary of our first episode debut!) thanks for sticking with us! Your loyalty has baffled us for most of a decade. We hope you've enjoyed what we've had to offer, but expect that you probably didn't. And we're perfectly okay with that. And thank you to my friends who joined me in hosting, and the friends I made in the course of this, HeyMickey, Paladin, FortMax, Ken (You know. Oil), Scott, and of course the late JD Church who still lives on in our memories just as vividly as if he was still with us today. We'd also like to thank the guests who joined us on occasion. Some of you were even worth inviting back. And some of you I invited back anyway. You have all contributed to what has been an experience I will ...maybe not treasure, exactly, but it's certainly a period of my life that has left a lasting mark on who I am. Like getting stabbed in the butt, but more painful. Good night everybody! From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.

The final episode of That One Episode is almost at hand, and we even invited Ken back for the final recording! But show time rolled around and... Ken was late. So join us now for one last meandering hurrah before everything becomes f***, while we wait for Ken. WARNING: Explicit language

This week in Deep Space Nine, O'Brien, Jake, and The Sisko are stuck in a D&D instance, Jadzia has a rough time of it as science officer when the Dax symbiote is taking a nap, Gul Dukat learns Kira would probably sooner set the entirety of Bajor on fire than give him an inch, Odo and Quark are The Odd Couple, and Dr Bashir mostly just doesn't understand what's going on, all set against the backdrop of the station literally trying to murder everyone in constantly escalating ways. It's Civil Defense from season 3, and it's our penultimate podcast episode! DESPAIR. WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.

Horses, and the Starfleet Captains who love them - It's a special episode of Star Trek this week, as Picard is finally able to confess to his one true love, his horse. Meanwhile, Wesley must struggle against appalling editing during his first assignment as a team leader, and Data casually violates the Prime Directive for about two months without telling anybody in the season 2 TNG episode "Pen Pals". All that, and vague talk about the end of season of The Orville -- as we close in on the end of life of the podcast! WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.

THE FINAL FOUR BEGINS - HeyMickey is out this week, but with the timely arrival of Jason Kirk and some creative reallocation of personnel, the show manages to proceed along toward its inevitable demise! This week we're talking about A Piece of The Action from TOS, or as it may be more memorable to you, Planet Gangster. How many times can a Starfleet captain get kidnapped in one episode? Quite a lot, as it turns out. WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.

This week in the absence of Discovery or even The Orville, we focus on Rascals from TNG season 6, wherein we learn that wacky space phenomena can not only reverse puberty in humanoids, but also flowers and shuttlecraft walls! And Will West joins us this week for Star Trek and to talk about The Golden Girls Cinematic Universe. Only four more episodes to go...! WARNING: Explicit language Check out Will's West Week Ever at williambrucewest.com From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.

Discovery is on hiatus, but that just gives us more time to talk about The Orville. This episode seemed better than the last few! It was probably also better than That One Episode this week, which was Voyager's "Macrocosm". It is easily among the most ridiculous, poorly thought-out hours of Star Trek ever committed to video. And after this week, only five episodes of the podcast remain! WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.

This week we lead off with our spoiler conversation about the last episode of Discovery before its hiatus. It'll be back on January 7th - right in time for the podcast to be over, FINISHED. Meanwhile our That One Episode this week is In Theory from the end of TNG season 4, all about terrifyingly inappropriate workplace relationships. WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.