The Ready Room is a casual Star Trek discussion show from Trek.fm hosted by C Bryan Jones that covers The Original Series, The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager, Enterprise, and news from all across the Star Trek universe with a mix of humor and serious commentary.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 19 days 3 hours 13 minutes
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14: Sybok's Magic Stare
The Final Frontier. It’s a movie many fans pretend doesn’t exist. But if you look closely you can find some good moments in this mess of a film. We take a look at those hidden gems.
13: It's Kind of Like that Iron Curtain Thing
Romulans. They're an offshoot of the Vulcans who chose conflict over logic. Despite their use in TNG and DS9, we still don't know enough about them. But here we discuss what we do know from TOS through 2009.
12: Patrick, Brent, Worf ... and Laverne
Nemesis. The final Star Trek movie set in the prime timeline saw the TNG era fizzle out with surprising rapidity. We take a look to see if the film is really as bad as many fans claim.
11: Sisko's Blue Beard
The Captains. Kirk. Picard. Sisko. Janeway. Archer. Every Star Trek fans has their favourite. We discuss the pros and cons of each and reveal under whom we'd prefer to serve.
10: Chakotay's Stockholm Syndrome
Year of Hell. It's a plotline that should have lasted an entire season, but it still presented interesting challenges and a look into the mind of Chakotay. We discuss the strengths and weaknesses of this two-parter.
9: Wesley and the Amazing Technicolor Sweater
Generations. The first film to feature the TNG cast also served as a vehicle for passing the franchise torch once and for all from Kirk to Picard. We discuss the good and bad of the seventh Star Trek film.
8: The Great Tribble Hunt
Tribbles. They're cute, they're cuddly, and they're the most furtile creatures in the known universe. We discuss these critters from TOS, TAS, and DS9.
7: Frederickson's Squid Vendor
Deep Space Nine. As TNG approached the finish line Paramount passed the television torch to another crew. We discuss how the series departed from the classic Star Trek mould and enriched the franchise.
6: Prosthetic Spiner Heads
Final Frontier: The Animated Series. Dave Rossi, Doug Mirabello, and Jose Munoz discuss the animated series they pitched to CBS and that came close to being picked up by StarTrek.com.
5: Get Off My Bridge!
Encounter at Farpoint. When Star Trek returned to television on September 28, 1987, no one knew for sure if this experiment was going to work. We discuss the seed of almost all of the world's most expansive franchise.