Transporter Lock - A Star Trek podcast

The two best episodes of SNW's third season could not be more different: a dark documentary and a lighthearted comedy.

An away team has a point-and-click adventure while an ancient evil invades the Enterprise; then a proto-Kirk develops into the captain we know he will be.

Em and Ken review Star Trek's first zombie episode; then we jaunt into a metafictional 1960s universe of Nancy Drew and The Final Frontier.

Ken Gagne is joined by new co-host Em Maginnis to review the first two episodes of Strange New Worlds' third season.

While not without some fun characters and moments, the Section 31 movie fell flat for Ken and guest Allison Holt.

A homage to the entire Trek franchise culminates in the series finale of Lower Decks, showcasing the heroes of the Cerritos at their best.

A TNG character guest-stars, and the Cerritos bridge crew get a frenetic chance to shine.

A podcast review of Star Trek's visit to the infamous starbase, followed by a geometry war resolved by a demigod.

The latest Lower Decks episodes reference Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness, Ernest Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms, Apocalypse Now, and a Klingon VCR game.

Mark Thompson returns for the entire fifth & final season of Lower Decks! Our heroes learn who they could be, setting up a final season of character growth.

All wormholes lead to Prodigy in this fitting season -- or series? -- Star Trek finale.

What could've been a pair of action-packed episodes proved heavy on dialogue to carry the scenes.

A dark, action-packed, and poignant two-parter underscores the values of teamwork and sacrifice.

It doesn't get more Star Trek than Tribbles and parallel universes!

A grumpy old Chakotay learns to love again, while Dahl learns an important lesson about being where he's needed.

Prodigy reunites the best of Voyager and The Next Generation at this midpoint in the show's second season.

Prodigy gives us something few other modern Treks do: filler episodes—and we're glad for it! And Zero reminds us to be true to ourselves and to our friends, no matter how delicious the alternative.

After an action-packed opening to Prodigy's second season, Ken and Tiffany enjoy a breather before our heroes embark on their next adventure.

As the temporal mechanics of Prodigy's second season grow even more skewed, can kids keep up? Yes, because our youthful crew is still modeling important lessons.