Saturday Morning Trek is a podcast dedicated to the short-lived Star Trek: The Animated Series from the 1970s as well as the collectibles that fans cherished during their childhood. Hosted by Aaron Harvey, Saturday Morning Trek is the newest entry in our lineup and brings a unique approach by capturing the magic that made so many of us fall in love with Star Trek during the years between The Original Series and the films.
http://trek.fm/saturday-morning-trek
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 12 hours 27 minutes
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episode 36: The Delta Triangle Flyer
Exploring the SS Bonaventure. We investigate this animated starship that features design elements that are a precursor to the famous Constitution class, its time period, and build a 3D model in this special video episode.
episode 35: Infinite Diversity in Infinite Cereal
It's the Halloween season in the Trek.fm wood-paneled den and that means just one thing: Monster Cereals!
episode 3: Carroll and Claws
Gene Roddenberry's Klingon Memo. Larry Nemecek joins us to discuss the influences of The Animated Series on Star Trek: Discovery and how The Motion Picture wasn't the first time the subject of redesigning the Klingons was broached.
episode 34: Bull Bleep
Spock is dying and the only know cure is now in the hands of the Oreeons... Orions? Either way it's bad news!
episode 33: Green Memories
The Jihad. We join Kirk and Spock in an alien version of the Impossible Mission Force as they search for the soul of an ancient messiah figure on a planet that is constantly changing.
episode 2: The Other Side of the Mic
San Diego Comic-Con Trek Podcasting Panel. News, analysis, interviews: It's all in the mix as Larry Nemecek joins nationally known podcasters from Southern California to talk about Star Trek podcasting.
32: Slugfest
The Eye of the Beholder review and watch-along. We join Kirk and company in a world where everything is perfect—a little too perfect.
31: Big Pink Beanbags
More Tribbles, More Troubles. Cyrano Jones returns, Koloth faces Kirk in battle—despite Jadzia’s claims otherwise—and we see the beginning and end of a new Klingon weapon.
30: The He-Man Code
Yesteryear watch-along. Our very first watch-along leaves us with more questions than it answers, including whether He-Man is actually Spock.
29: Laser Cats
The Slaver Weapon. Written by sci-fi literary master Larry Niven this animated story combines his ‘Known Space’ universe with the Star Trek universe, well kind of.