Treknologic: A Star Trek Podcast

TNL157LP Listening Post for TOS All Our Yesterdays

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Treknologic 157 TOS All Our Yesterdays

 Spock’s brain has reverted. He now eats meat!

Star Trek TOS: All Our Yesterdays
Season 3, Episode 23
TNL Rating: 3 Boring
Running Time 1:47

Crew of the Relativity

• Captain Chris Sixx, a Trill
  
• Science Officer Keri, possibly a Q
• Engineering Officer Mike, a photonic engineer
• Helmsman Bill, a humanoid

Join the crew of the USS Relativity in the 31st century as they travel back in time to review previous missions of great Starfleet ships. After reviewing each episode, the crew also tries earning a quatload of quatloos by answering historical trivia.

Episode Info

Kirk, Spock, and McCoy beam down to a dying planet 3.5 hours before it’s sun goes SUPERNOVA! They want to find out what happened to the planet’s population, who had all disappeared. All but one. Through a unbelievable miscommunication, they couldn’t figure out what happened. Then, Kirk, Spock, and McCoy accidentally went back in time. Apparently the planet’s population retreated into the past – into a past where phasers don’t work, but tricorders do, and you somehow assimilate your culture from that time. What happens? Find out in this episode of Treknologic!

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

The trio speak with librarian Atoz. The actor Ian Wolfe was a tireless actor and a World War I veteran to boot!

McCoy finds a disc in the library

A library disc into the past. It’s cool that discs have evolved from CD’s, to DVD’s, to Blu-Rays to keys to time travel gateways.

Spock and McCoy are trapped in the past during an ice age. Great set!

Kirk saves a thief. No wonder they want him locked up in jail.

Kirk sword fights a drunken citizen and wins!

The citizens hear the spirits, and one of them is called “Bones.”

The fur snuggie points to a bed in the cave.

Zarabeth takes off the formless furs, and apparently it’s very hot and humid in the cave since she’s wearing a leather bikini.

Kirk finds the gateway into the future.

Atoz tries to save Kirk’s life by pushing him into the past.

McCoy told Spock that Zarabeth was a woman, and was lonely. Spock nearly killed him because of that!

Spock loves Zarabeth, and doesn’t want to leave her. In the 2.5 hours he’s been there, he’s fallen in love.

Atoz escapes to the past

Beta Niobe goes supernova! Interestingly, while still making it look like an old effect, the new effects used shots from Hubble as inspiration.

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Next Week: The Klingon Empire hangs in the balance and K’Ehleyr brings a surprise for Worf as we visit Star Trek TNG “Reunion.”

visits a ship where people may have been experimented on. What will Keri’s response be? Find out as we review Keri’s pick of Star Trek ENT Fight or Flight, a first season episode! Same Trek time, same Trek channel!

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TNL156LP Listening Post for ENT Fight or Flight

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Treknoglogic 156 Star Trek ENT Fight or Flight

 The Ship of Slugs

Star Trek ENT: Fight or Flight
Season 1, Episode 2
TNL Rating: 5 Average
Running Time 1:25

Crew of the Relativity

• Captain Chris Sixx, a Trill
  
• Science Officer Keri, possibly a Q
• Engineering Officer Mike, a photonic engineer
• Helmsman Bill, a human?

Join the crew of the USS Relativity in the 31st century as they travel back in time to review previous missions of great Starfleet ships. After reviewing each episode, the crew also tries earning a quatload of quatloos by answering historical trivia.

Episode Info

Hoshi Sato has a pet slug that she picked up, and it’s not doing well in its new environment. Meanwhile, the crew, tired of a dying slug being their most exciting encounter, are glad to find a stranded ship. There are no lifesigns, so they board only to find bodies being harvested for something like lymphatic fluid. As they are examining, the people who left the pump extracting fluids from the dead bodies show up in a large, cool, crab-like ship. The crew postulates that this is the slug race coming to rescue the slug Hoshi abducted. What happens? Find out in this episode of Treknologic!

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Hoshi’s worried about Sluggo

Archer searches for the squeek in his cabin.

Torpedo targeting simulation

Torpedo grazing an asteroid

Phlox offering Trip a potato he’s already eaten

Porthos doesn’t get along with Cheddar, but loves Cheddar anyway

Archer’s picture of a Boeing B314 Clipper – why does he have that?

Opening the door via the handle (as opposed to Reed’s explosives)

Hanging Axanar bodies being harvested

Slug Ship

Drilling into the Enterprise

Hoshi learns to speak the Axanar language

Hoshi saves the Enterprise

Slug Ship

The Axanar ship destroys the slug ship!

Setting Sluggo free – an ecological disaster!

Do you have feedback? Send us videos, voice mails, audio files, and emails at feedback@treknologic.com. We also have forums and we would enjoy getting to know you. We can get a little off topic at times but everyone is nice. Thanks for listening to our free Star Trek audio Podcast. If you like it, please consider giving us a nice 5 star review on iTunes. That will help us grow and keep us going, and prevent someone from going to the agony booth!

Next Week: The Enterprise visits a ship where people may have been experimented on. What will Keri’s response be? Find out as we review Keri’s pick of Star Trek ENT Fight or Flight, a first season episode! Same Trek time, same Trek channel!

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TNL155LP Listening Post for VOY Lifesigns

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Treknologic 155 Star Trek VOY Lifesigns

 Ah, True Love – What this episode is all about!

Star Trek VOY: Lifesigns
Season 2, Episode 19
TNL Rating: 6 Solid
Running Time 1:29

Crew of the Relativity

• Captain Chris Sixx, a Trill
  
• Science Officer Keri, possibly a Q
• Engineering Officer Mike, a photonic engineer
• Helmsman Bill, a human?

Join the crew of the USS Relativity in the 31st century as they travel back in time to review previous missions of great Starfleet ships. After reviewing each episode, the crew also tries earning a quatload of quatloos by answering historical trivia.

Episode Info

A non-aggressive, critically ill vidiian is brought on board. The Doctor is able to save her brain functions by transmitting them to the ship’s memory and implanting those in a hologram. Thus, Doctor Denara Pel is brought to life as a partially photonic being. Together, they work on the illness, but while working together, they started to fall in love. This was definitely the Doctor’s first love, and perhaps Denara’s as well. It’s like watching an early teen romance. The acting is superb, but this episode is marred by flawed the flawed B and C plots of Paris’ impudence, and the mole’s secret communications.

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