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In the latest episode of Star Trek: Discovery, “Lathe,” we get a glimpse of just how racist and deceptive Vulcans can be. Ambassador Sarek is almost killed by an undercover “logic extremist” who wants to Make Vulcan Great Again?!
What the Trek? Welcome to the podcast where we fabulously explore all the strange new episodes from the TV series Star Trek: Discovery.
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If only the Klingons knew that all you had to do to travel through space on the Discovery is to hook up some nipple clamps to a space pig and shoot it full of fungi they wouldn’t have even bothered kidnapping Captain Lorca.
What the Trek? Welcome to the podcast where we fabulously explore the strange new episodes from the TV series Star Trek: Discovery.
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The pig monster that Michael Burnam, Cadet Tilly, red shirt and Anthony Rapp from Rent found on the ship has some magical space traveling properties. How the hell did a tardigrade get to be so big, and how is the crew of the Discovery starship able to communicate with it?
What the Trek? Welcome to the podcast where we fabulously explore the strange new episodes from the TV series Star Trek: Discovery.
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One of the thing we love about Star Trek is how the characters break the rules in order to save the universe. Even though everything blows up, they still manage to come out on top.
But, in Star Trek: Discovery, shit has hit the deflector shield thanks to the recklessness of First Officer Michael Burnam who tried to do the right thing and is now paying for it.
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In Season one, episode 2 “Battle at the Binary Stars” the Federation is in a standoff with the newly united Klingon Empire.
Is Commander Michael Burnham the victim of the Vulcan School to Prison Pipeline?
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The wait is over. After 12 years of having all transmissions offline, Star Trek is back on TV, for one glorious night. This time the show is going where no black woman has gone before by casting The Walking Dead’s Sonequa Martin-Green’s as first officer Michael Burnham and all hell breaks loose.
Please welcome the crew of this podcast which takes a look at the newest Star Trek series. Listen as Fausto Fernós, Marc Felion, Brian Sweeney & Collette Gregory explore strange new worlds and drive each other up the wall.
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‘IT,’ the new movie based on the book by Stephen King is slashing box office records.
Today we’re joined by Brian Sweeney who says ‘IT’ perpetuates the harmful stereotype that clowns in storm drains are child-eating monsters and that he grew up with a lot of kids who talked to clowns in storm drains, and only three of them were ever eaten.
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Hey there true believers! Spider-Man is amazing again! Owing a lot to John Hughes’ hilarious teen-angst films of the 80s, Spider-Man Homecoming ditches the dreary origin story because we’ve already Uncle Ben there, done that and gives us what Spiderman is all about, a mythical coming-of-age story of a misfit teen.
Today we’re taking a look at the new film Spider-Man Homecoming with the very funny and insightful Brian Sweeney, whose favorite superhero of all time is Spiderman.
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The new Star Trek series, Discovery, is late- either it’s having a hard time initializing the show’s warp core or the inertial dampeners are offline but will it ever get off the ground and launch into space?
Today, comedian Brian Sweeney joins us to take at what we know so far about the series and to also take a look at our favorite worst Star Trek TV episodes.
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Many of our guests, before we start recording, ask us if they can cuss on the podcast and we say “Hell yeah!” I mean F*ck yeah.” But, we discourage it anyway because as good as it feels to let it all out, cussing sometimes keeps people from speaking their minds.
Today, Brian Sweeney, who every other word is BEEEP joins us to take a look at taboo words, why everyone doesn’t agrees on what foul language is, and will newscasters in the future cuss like sailors?