Superhero Time and That One Episode of Star Trek

For the first time in almost two years, FortMax suggested an episode! Of Voyager. Dammit, FortMax. So we talk about "Phage" from Voyager's first season. Star Trek Voyager: Where good concepts go to die. Plus our regular spoiler conversations about Discovery and The Orville. WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.

Happy Halloween! Mickey pulled an ExVee this week and picked an episode only he enjoyed, but it's at least themed correctly for the day. A fact the episode itself reminds you of several times. But first, was this the worst episode of Orville so far? And as usual, spoiler-laden gushing about Discovery. It's a good show! WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one. photo by HeyMickey

This week after a delightful cold open, we start off with Star Trek Discovery spoilers and speculation, before jumping over to I, Mudd from season 2 of The Original Series. And we have an important announcement about the podcast! WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.

A Ferengi copes with his PTSD by retreating inside a holosuite program of 1960's Earth, because on Deep Space Nine, apparently even a hologram is a better therapist than Ezri Dax. Plus, we're back to spoiling Discovery and The Orville! WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.

We had a late start this week - check out our After Show we recorded before the show! - so no recap on Discovery or Orville. But we do spend some quality time talking about Wesley being depressed, and Picard having to forcibly relocate some American Indian colonists. Because, you see, we recorded on Columbus Day. WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.

Between Scott and Luke this week, we were kept waiting for quite a while before we could start the show. Naturally this led to talking about other things. Like HeyMickey having objectively wrong opinions about Transformers Armada. Plus, find out the one episode of Star Trek we'll never cover on TOEOST! (spoilers: It's Darmok. But don't get too excited, Don - we're not ever doing Bride of Chaotica either.) WARNING: Explicit language

Beware of spoilers for the third episode of Star Trek Discovery! We also talk about the latest episode of The Orville in a bit less specific detail, and then move on to our That One Episode of the week, "Who Mourns For Adonais?" from season 2 of TOS WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.

It was a completely failed podcast; there was LordTaco. Also Star Trek Discovery, The Orville, and some episode of TNG. It's probably referenced in the title of the podcast, I don't even know what's going on anymore. WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.

It's Riker Daddy Issues: The Episode on TNG's The Icarus Factor, featuring Generic 80s Sitcom Dad Actor in the role of Kyle Riker. Despite having all the screen presence of cardboard, he's actually the most charismatic, popular, and interesting man of the 24th century! Honest! And did we mention John Tesh is in this episode? All that, and we welcome another guest host this week! WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.

Superhero Time is back! ...for one week. And not for anything toku or Power Rangers related. It's another Netflix Marvel podcast! Chris, Matt, Ken, and Paladin talk about The Defenders and all of its ups and downs in a very random, unfocused manner that eventually becomes hugely off topic. That's how you know it's a genuine Superhero Time episode! WARNING: Explicit language

Sub Rosa is an extremely deep, complex, and meaningful episode of TNG's seventh season. Actually, that's a complete lie and it's more like the closest thing to softcore porn that they could get away with on first run syndication in 1993, interspersed with odd interludes about Planet Scotland. All that, plus we're joined by Scott's wife - it's a hell of a week on TOEOST! WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.

Deep Space Nine season 1 rolls for initiative, but ends up with the dullest D&D campaign ever with Quark as the DM. Meanwhile, Odo is pretty sure the new Starfleet security officer just isn't going to work out. All that on "Move Along Home", this week on TOEOST! WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.

This could legitimately be the best episode of Star Trek Voyager of them all. And all it took to get there was killing Neelix. Funny how these things work out, isn't it? WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.

Find out what amazing thing happened to HeyMickey during the show's week off, before we get started on our episode of the week, A Matter of Time from Star Trek The Next Generation. But you might recall it more clearly as "that time Matt Frewer came to visit." WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.

If wishes were horses, we'd all be knee-deep in SHT. Or Deep Space Nine Season 1, from which we watch the episode entitled "If Wishes Were Horse". Remember that one, where Rumplestiltskin trolls O'Brien for most of the show? And yet somehow the least believable thing this episode is the technobabble. WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet's most offensive podcast about children's TV shows, comes That One Episode of Star Trek. Because even when tokusatsu stops being fun, we can always rip Star Trek a new one.