The Greatest Generation

When the marooned Voyager crew resorts to stomach-turning survival tactics, they’ll have to come to terms with fear being the mind-killer. But when Seska’s paternity plan becomes diluted by Doc Holoday’s resistance group, reuniting the crew with their ship will depend on help from an unlikely source...

After receiving an emergency FaceTime from Seska, Voyager changes course because you've gotta see the baby. But when the trap is better laid than even the Voyager crew can prepare for, they realize too late that they're all out of duck repellent. What would a vision quest order at a bar? Which cliff are we gonna hang off of? How would the Doctor begin a letter to Commander Maddox? It’s the episode where we put the Maron after the end credits...

When Janeway and Chakotay get a couple of nasty bug bites, they’re quarantined on a planet in order to find a cure. But when the ship is ordered to leave them behind, it’ll take more than some tub time to make the Voyager crew feel good about that decision...

After a transporter accident merges the ship’s oddest couple into one odder single, Janeway and the crew are desperate to lower the overall weirdness on the ship. But as the search for answers drags on, the needs of the one start to make a case that might outweigh the needs of the many...

When Voyager encounters a group of people hooked on a video game, the crew can’t help but put their quarters on the machine. But after the clowning around has people losing their heads, Captain Janeway ruins the game for everyone by playing it herself. Does cryo always have to be cold? Can a sherpa save a bad episode? How are those Larry’s holdin’ up? It’s the episode that we insist on giving you!

When Tuvok crash lands in a Sears Garden Center, he’ll attempt to get the local kids as far as he can from the Star Trek caves. But when his rescue attempt threatens to spark a diplomatic incident, the turbulence won’t just be coming from energy fields in the atmosphere. What’s the weirdest way to make first contact? How does one leave a party by employing The Drayan Goodbye? Spare the lute, spoil the child? It’s the episode with a key MAN policy.

It’s the MaxFun Block Party, and for the first time ever we’re trying to make it easy for new listeners to understand wtf we’re talking about on The Greatest Generation and The Greatest Discovery. In this special episode we go back through the archives of our podcast and trace the origins of some of our favorite running bits, and break down some of our most obscure jargon...

When Voyager takes the back roads home they run into something familiar, and messy. But when the Vidiians board the ship while the galley is closed, they’ll find a way to get the meat-lover’s special, one way or another. Did we ruin Block Party? What’s the greatest challenge to a morale officer? Is there a difference between horny and spiky? It’s the episode that does not have the correct Spanish translation!

The Greatest Generation and Dead Pilots Society got together to celebrate MaxFun Block Party!

When Tom Paris books passage on a separate flight, Neelix takes it personally. But when the Talaxian launches his fringey news network on the ship, he starts to find conspiracies wherever he points his camera. How is Tom Paris going to survive the mess hall on his next ship? Is it possible to be burn-blind? What’s the broom-closet situation on a Kazon ship? It’s the episode that’s expecting to give up some come.