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“Quite possibly the most intelligent and meaningful dialog between two people regarding individual episodes of the world's greatest science fiction series ever recorded. The hosts bring wit, wisdom, and energy to the shows, and give perspectives that have rarely, if ever, been highlighted before. Listeners will obtain a fresh new enjoyment of every Trek episode they thought had been done to death before. Take it from a lifelong Trek fan, this is an excellent series.”Read full review »
PearlieBoy via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
11/25/12
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“Can't say I'm a massive Star Trek fan, But the podcast is just so in depth and goes through every possible detail in one episode. The two guys clearly know their stuff, Overall, Great!”Read full review »
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08/23/12
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“I was under the impression that this would be a fun chat about each episode as we go through each series. Unfortunately the chat about the episode and the star trek universe in general. The Facade is generally revealed pretty quickly and we get into that the show is really about, philosophical...”Read full review »
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09/01/13
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“Absolutely Brilliant 1st Episode! Well organized segments, discussion and with Gene Roddenberry supplementary material. AWESOME!”
Anthony&Jessica via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/16/12
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