The guys get SoST and continue the Summer of Star Trek as they discuss the proper pronunciation of derecho, revert back to their caveman ways and review 1998’s Star Trek: Insurrection.
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This week the guys get SoST and continue the Summer of Star Trek as they review 1996’s Star Trek: First Contact, Rob reveals he has a double boner for this movie, James reveals his love for all things Canadia, and Jason reveals his true feelings towa…

This week the guys are getting SoST again and discussing the first in a short-lived line of Next Generation films that uses the Original Series cast to help ease the transition, James practices his Scottish accent, and Rob is looking for Harry Wang a…

This week continues the Summer of Star Trek as the guys get SoST and talk about Star Wars like jilted lovers, debate on if the sexy Enterprise bridge photo shoot really happened, and discuss space ship exhaust like they are some sort of engineers whi…

This week we get SoST and hit a low as the Summer of Star Trek continues with Rob almost killing James, Jason getting accused of having a trove of useless knowledge and James almost coming around to not minding 1989’s Star Trek V: The Final Frontier….

The SaDiS gang continues to get SoST as they review the continue the Summer of Star Trek by reviewing the eco-friendly time travel fish out of water romp that is Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. James shows his sensitive side, Rob reveals what he wants…

This week the guys keep getting SoST as the Summer of Star Trek continues with them talking about pull start pleasure appliances, Vulcan cultural revolutions and why James is wrong about Back to the Future as they review 1984’s Star Trek III: The Sea…

This week we continue the Summer of Star Trek as we discuss the second Star Trek movie that brought super-villain Khan Noonien Singh back into the lore. Rob and James try to convince Jason that Into Darkness is a good movie and worthy successor to Wr…

This week the guys kick of the Summer of Star Trek with the film that launched the Star Trek franchise to the big screen, and apparently to the McDonald’s Happy Meal. Charly manages to throw some actual news our way, though one dates back three month…

This week the guys have yet another debate on what constitutes sci-fi and Rob goes full left-handed as they review the movie based on the Daniel Keyes sci-fi novel “Flowers for Algernon”, it’s 1968’s Charly.
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