In “A Very Angry Puddle of Tar”, Katie West is faced with her first Star Trek death. How did she feel about the demise of Tasha Yar? Also, Wesley the heroin addict? Full reviews of The Next Generation’s “Symbiosis”, and ̶…

In “Lukewarm Rainbow Blocks”, Katie and Kyle West review “The Conscience of the King” and “The Arsenal of Freedom”, from Star Trek’s The Original Series and The Next Generation, respectively. Also, unmanned flying…

In “Little Klingon Growlers”, Katie and Kyle review Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’s “Duet”, and The Next Generation’s “Heart of Glory”. Also, Katie reveals her fancy dress party fails, they discuss the upcoming…

In “Jetrel’s Poop Emoji”, Katie West shares her thoughts on two episodes of Star Trek that she has never seen before: “Coming of Age”, and “Jetrel”. Is Katie softening to Neelix? Is Neelix and Kes’ relations…

In “Naughty Little Spock”, Katie and Kyle West review Star Trek: The Original Series’ The Menagerie, and Deep Space Nine’s Dramatis Personae. Also, did Discovery season two add more layers and complexities to Captain Pike’s j…

In “Odo the 3D Printer,” Kyle and Katie West discuss Lwaxana Troi’s debut on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Katie’s two bags of water, whilst reviewing The Next Generation’s “Home Soil.” Also, space horses, inapp…

In “The Space Rubik’s Cube,” Katie and Kyle wonder if the whole of a corpse is repurposed for use by the Vidiians, question whether a certain brown-nosing officer deserved their fate, and talk about face shaking and man-eating babies.

Vampires Stole Our Children features reviews of Star Trek’s “If Wishes Were Horses,” and “When the Bough Breaks,” from Deep Space Nine and The Next Generation, respectively. Also, Kyle and Katie discuss heatwaves, social serv…