Episode 152
Friday 2 May 2025
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Series 4, Episode 21
Stardate: 44769.2
First broadcast on Monday 29 April 1991
This week, Jean Simmons strides imperiously onto the Enterprise bridge, accompanied by her executive assistant, her scary stenographer, her daddy issues, and a terrifying sense of self-righteous rage. Unmissable.
Episode 151
Friday 25 April 2025
Star Trek: Enterprise
Series 3, Episode 23
Stardate: Unknown (2154)
First broadcast on Wednesday 19 May 2004
It’s the second last episode of the Xindi arc, which can only mean one thing: a big, dumb spectacle in which we’re all trying to prevent a bunch of lizards wearing slinkies from hurling a massive lethal wiffle ball into planet Earth. Fortunately, Connor, Jolene and Billingsley are here with some acting for us to enjoy as well.
Episode 150
Friday 11 April 2025
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Series 6, Episode 7
Stardate: 51247.5
First broadcast on Friday 10 October 1997
This week, Worf and Jadzia celebrate the triumphant 150th episode of Untitled Star Trek Project by setting a date for their wedding, holding one fun party and one excruciating one, punching a future mother-in-law in the face, calling off the wedding, calling it back on again, and having sex with that handsome young lieutenant from the USS Sutherland. Or was that last one just us?
Episode 149
Friday 4 April 2025
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Series 1, Episode 26
Stardate: 41986.0
First broadcast on Monday 16 May 1988
This week, Joe and Nathan are woken from 380 years of cryosleep to discover that the world has changed forever: the ship’s captain isn’t friendly and welcoming like Captain Stubing, some of their ports of call have been scooped in their entirety off the surface of the planet, and those people in that scary green cruise ship over there look very unfriendly indeed.
Episode 148
Friday 28 March 2025
Star Trek: Voyager
Series 1, Episode 16
Stardate: 48846.5
First broadcast on Monday 22 May 1995
Two B-plots on Star Trek: Voyager this week, each one more forgettable than the other. In the A B-plot, Tuvok is unreasonably mean to four obnoxious misfits, while the B B-plot is somehow about cheese.