Our "Four Your Consideration" series is back with the first Next Gen movie! Tyler and Mike dive into Star Trek 7 and discussed Generations, giving their nominations for the very made up award categories of:

Best First Officer Best Action Sequence Best Unlikely Science Fix Best Miracle Worker Engineer Moment Best Enterprise Performance Best Guest Performance Best Knit Pick

We continue to go through Tyler's first watch of Deep Space Nine as we watch season 3, episodes 22, 23 and 24! Tyler gives his thoughts on "Explorers", "Family Business" and "Shakaar" , ranks them and Mike basks in the glory of classic Star Trek.

Season 4 of Strange New Worlds finally comes to an end as Tyler and Mike review the season finale "Tomorrow's Enterprise". They also look back at season 4, give you their rankings and discuss where they think the show will go in its 5th and final season.

Mike takes a completely different approach to this week's episode as we dive into Strange New Worlds Season 4, episodes 7-9 including Like Chronitons Through the Hourglass, Orders of Magnitude, and Once La'an a Time.

We’re looking back at three episodes from Season 3: “Through the Looking Glass,” “Improbable Cause,” and “The Die Is Cast.” Sisko gets dragged back into the Mirror Universe and has to impersonate his dead counterpart, Garak’s tailor shop suddenly explodes, and Odo’s investigation leads him straight into a secret alliance between two of the Alpha Quadrant’s most dangerous intelligence agencies.

We're back to the Star Trek Movies!!! This week in our For Your Consideration series, we tackle Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. We go through our list of categories and make our nominations for:

Best First Officer Best Action Sequence Best Unlikely Science Fix Best Miracle Worker Engineer Moment Best Enterprise Performance Best Guest Performance Best Knit Pick

We're keeping up with Strange New Worlds and Mike and Tyler discuss the next three episodes of season 4 of Strange New Worlds including A Case of Chiaroscuro, Level-Five Transporter Accident and Off-Hour.

This week on Yesterday’s Star Trek, Deep Space Nine gets weird.

We’re looking back at three episodes from Season 3 of Deep Space Nine: “Prophet Motive,” “Visionary,” and “Distant Voices.” Quark watches in horror as the Grand Nagus discovers generosity, O’Brien gets an extremely inconvenient glimpse into his own future, and Bashir finds himself trapped on an eerily empty DS9 where nothing, and no one, is quite what it seems.