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Stew couldn't make it this week, so Justin and John decided to continue on their Star Trek marathon with Star Trek IV! The one with the whales! Directed by the late, great Leonard Nimoy, this film takes the Star Trek film franchise into more comedic territory. What do the guys think of that? Check out the episode to find out and let us know what you think of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home!

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Paramount has just released the first four "Star Trek" movies in a single box on 4K UHD.  At its best, "Trek" is aspirational, striving to push us into being better people and doing more for our world (and beyond).  Maybe that means they should have done better with this set and released all six movies based on TOS in this set.  Maybe not.  Instead of focusing on that, let's talk "Trek."

We head back into the final frontier as we put a bow on our Summer of Sequels! In this episode Jamie and Doug talk extensively about Kirstie Alley's real eyebrows (just let them put the fake ones on), Jamie takes some time to explain the difference between a War and a Trek and Doug manages to tie a Star Trek movie to an episode of Full House. There's talk of the ship's masturbation chamber, terrible, terrible matte paintings, how they might get from here to whales & so much more nonsense. Sorry Trek fans, you're in for a rough ride. But please join us as we discuss Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khhhhaaaaaaaannnn!

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This is a game called MFK - Marry, Kiss or Miss. You know how to play. This episode: Riker, O'Brien, Sulu.

Just when you thought we had covered all the '80s space classics: "E.T.," "The Empire Strikes Back," "The Last Starfighter," and "The Thing," listener John Clyburn takes the podcast where no Shat has gone before with "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan."

Star Trek II widely is considered the best "Star Trek" movie ever made, and "Shat The Movies" certainly recognizes why: a chesty Ricardo Montalban, a young Kirstie Alley, and a surprise death that came years before "Game of Thrones" decided anyone was fair game.

But look closer, and you'll see a few cut corners, a few plot holes, and one totally disgusting reason to sleep with cotton balls in your ears. Why do the sets look so cheap in a post-Star Wars era? Why are the deaths to melodramatic? And why doesn't anyone at Star Fleet come up with better security protocols than sending your admiral down to check things out?

If you like nerdy commentary, this is the episode for you.

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Jimmy went to San Diego Comic Con and all he brought back was this awesome podcast! It was an epic and exhausting time as per usual. Loads of press rooms and 1:1 interviews. Hear this thoughts on it all here! And, he had the absolute honor and privilege to interview George Takei, one of his heroes. Jimmy sat down with George on Saturday morning at his hotel in Coronado for about 30 minutes. Lovely chat about his new graphic memoir THEY CALLED US ENEMY as well as some Star Trek, musical theater, diversity and human rights. A day to be remembered for a long time. On Sunday, Jimmy also had the chance to chat with 2 of George's collaborators on the book. Artist Harmony Becker and co-writer Justin Eisinger gave their thoughts on working with George and their approach to the book. Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Also, get a hold of us!

Ten years ago, director J.J. Abrams brought Star Trek back to the big screen in grand fashion, with a young cast and a surprising link to the original series. 2009’s Star Trek proved to be a summer blockbuster and the highest-grossing Trek film to date. It also proved to be Abram’s audition reel for a gig directing Star Wars - which he always professed was his first love. But a decade later, as J.J. wraps up his Star Wars run with The Rise of Skywalker, has the intervening time dimmed the shine of Star Trek’s lens flare? Or can we still detect a hint of that brand-new starship smell?

Spoiler Alert! Spoiler Alert! These discussions will be spoiler filled and may explicit language, so consider yourself warned.

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OK, you Guyz! THIS is probably our most popular blooper of all time! It’s my intro blooper and second interview with the legendary George Takei (aka Captain Sulu from Star Trek). It’s MeGa-fun and Entertaining! That’s why we’re pulling this one out of the 2013 Piper’s Picks Planetary Headquarters archives! It’s THAT funny!

All goes wrong from the get-go! When I tried to do my intro…well, YOU tell me what went wrong! 4 years later, I’m still not sure (and I don’t know if I ever will be). We eventually move on to talking about saving whales, saving turkeys, Tom Hanks, changing history, and voicing a computer (Majel Roddenberry would be so impressed)! 

Oh, if you’re not sure about Free Birds (yeah, it sounds like an odd concept for a cartoon), it’s really good and much funnier than you’d ever think! put it on your Netflix list for Thanksgiving!

Let’s get into a little behind the scenes info! George Takei and his partner, Brad Altman are both really nice! Mr. Altman actually came up to me before this interview and said how much he and Mr. Takei liked my first interview from the Larry Crown premiere in 2011. That’s a HuMoNgOiD complement for me! You can see it (the interview, not the complement #teehee) here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ebn0q3UT184 

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A somewhat impromptu next step in our discussions and recollections about the Star Trek film series. Here we find Captain Kirk and crew in a lighthearted film dealing with extremely heavy topics and pulling it off beautifully. We come at last to Star Trek IV, the Voyage home. Find out what we think about this wonderful and important film in both Star Trek history and film history alike.

In this episode the skirts discuss alcohol, the Talmud, Discovery and stoicism, as well as proper decontamination and away team procedures.

Manu Intiraymi.  

In this episode of To The Journey, hosts Kay Shaw, Suzanne Williamson, and Zachary Fruhling are joined by special guest Manu Intiraymi. Go behind the scenes of Star Trek: Voyager and get to know the man behind the mask of Icheb, everyone's favorite Borg young man. From science fiction as metaphor to overcoming the fears of your Lizard Brain (or rather, your Lizard-Baby Brain), Manu and the crew of To The Journey have a heart-to-heart talk about life, art, empathy, empowerment, film-making, and more! Also, Manu gives us the latest update on his multiple-genre science fiction anthology film project, The Circuit.  

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Intro (00:00:00) 
Welcome to Manu Intiraymi (00:01:28) 
Getting the Fame But Not the Money (00:02:15) 
Icheb - The Borg Young Man (00:04:39) 
The Lizard (Baby) Brain (00:07:04) 
Update on The Circuit (00:17:10) 
Coming Together and Making Things Happen (00:44:33) 
Advice on Film-Making and Life (01:00:15) 
Back to Voyager - Whittle Me This (01:05:39) 
Taking Pride in the Work (01:13:08) 
Stories for the Record: Nichelle, Walter, and George (01:15:15) 
Gray Hair, Loose Ends, and Contacting Manu (01:26:03) 
Closing (01:32:04)  

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In one of TVAMD's lost episodes from the yestermonths of yore, Sean, Andrew, Greg, and Lynn talk about Star Trek: Beyond, the latest and most promising installment of the most recent Trek reboot.

The Doctor, Emma and I gather to discuss our thoughts about the epic follow up to the Wrath of Khan, Star Trek III - The Search for Spock. This episode of Starfleet Boy is quite covers a lot with discussion about rumors and facts surrounding Star Trek III, among other things. Grab a cup of your favorite beverage and tune in and let us know your thoughts about Leonard Nimoy's directorial debut.

Welcome back to the Front Row Movie Reviews Podcast! The podcast for people who actually like movies!

Welcome back to the Front Row Delorean as we take you back in time for Episode 15 of "Front Row Flashback"! Today marks the 50th anniversary of a little film and television franchise known as "Star Trek". The amount of history and amazing entertainment this little space western has brought to countless generations can't be summed up in one podcast. BUT, we can break down one of the most loved films from the franchise, 1986's Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. Featuring one of the more ridiculous plots, this movie is still endlessly charming and too much fun to watch.

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After taking some time off, we're back and ready join the crew of the starship Enterprise in a trek across the stars. That's right, citizens. We're talking about Star Trek: The Motion Picture. 

The original crew is reunited on a mission to stop an alien entity which is headed for Earth. Meanwhile, the original Reel Comic Heroes crew have reunited on a mission to see if this motion picture lives up to the genre it helped define.

Please send us a transmission to let us know what you think of Star Trek: The Motion Picture. How did you first get into Star Trek? We'd love to know.

For our next adventure we're headed from one frontier to another - Australia. Next time, we will be reviewing Mad Max. 

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Star Trek Beyond is the third film in the newly discovered, "Kelvin timeline." In Beyond we find our intrepid crew braving through the frontier of outer space and its a dangerous place indeed. Find out what we thought of Star Trek Beyond as we have a casual and informal discussion in this latest installment of Starfleet Boy.