Years ago, we were offered a contract which promised 180 episodes of peace and prosperity until Ardra’s return, when she’d demand our eternal servitude, mainly consisting of admiring her smile and fabulous hair. We can both see the upside.
#StarTrek #StarTrekTNG
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Another fantastic episode of @untitledstartrekproject.com
@nathanbottomley.com & @docoho44.bsky.social are amazing
This week, the children of Earth face a difficult and precarious future — one that they didn’t create but that they nevertheless have to endure. And now there’s a new Star Trek series where that’s basically happening too. Joe & @nathanbottomley.com investigate.
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@untitledstartrekproject.com is worth a listen. Sone chap called Joe Ford, if you’ve ever heard of him…
Photo of the starship Enterprise from Star Trek: The Next Generation orbiting a planet. The caption reads “This could be us, but you still believe capitalism works.”
Mmhmm. 😒
This week, Joe and Nathan struggle to find exactly the right word to express their feelings about this episode.
#StarTrek #StarTrekVoyager
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Another astonishingly dull and unambitious week aboard Enterprise, as Hoshi Sato is accidentally transported into a high-concept plot that we’ve seen done better half a dozen times in the last fifteen years.
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A milestone. As of today, Untitled Star Trek Project has covered 20% of Star Trek — 192 out of 960 episodes.
Since we started on 4 November 2021, we've released 178 episodes, and 149 new episodes of Star Trek have been released.
#StarTrek
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This week, Deep Space Nine starts again — with a second pilot episode just over two and a half years after the first one. It’s The Best of Both Worlds, only much faster, funnier and more confident. And this is just the beginning. Again.
#StarTrek #StarTrekDS9
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The Enterprise captured by the giant green hand from Who Mourns for Adonis.
You (a fool): the perfect christmas ornament doesn't exist.
Me (wisely): ahem.
USTP Christmas Special - starring @toddbeilby.bsky.social
Glacial pace, the lack of incident and the horrendous FX, but it has something to say — something about the love and friendship between grumpy old men who have known and annoyed one another for decades.
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Despite the slow pace, the lack of incident and the bad special effects, it celebrates the love and friendship between weird and grumpy old men who have annoyed one another for decades. And if you’ve got that, who needs Sha Ka Ree?
#StarTrek #StarTrekV
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Tom, Harry, Neelix and Chakotay somehow return from a mission with PTSD — and with memories of a battle which might not even be theirs. But there is a point here, and some last-act location work lifts the whole thing considerably.
#StarTrek #StarTrekVoyager
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This week, a seminal moment in the history of television appears to be taking place at 0.5× speed. @nathanbottomley.com & Joe realise that classic doesn’t mean best, but classic gets labelled for a reason.
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This week, a seminal moment in the history of television appears to be taking place at 0.5× speed.
#StarTrek #StarTrekTNG
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We’re honoured 😍
Here is my Spotify 2025 top 5 podcasts
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“Terrible beyond terrible.” Ronald D. Moore
“Sometimes you just have to bow to the absurd.” Jean–Luc Picard
“That was fun.”
“Yeah, I thought that was great.”
Joe and Nathan, Untitled Star Trek Project
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This week on Deep Space Nine, Dukat (Kathy Bates) and Sisko (James Caan) crash land on one of Star Trek’s less convincing standing sets, and then have a proper talk about their Feelings and Values. (Antipathy, and for one of them, Racism.) @nathanbottomley.com
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This week in Star Trek: Slow-Witted White Men, no one does much of anything at all — at least not anything that anyone will remember 23 years later. @nathanbottomley.com & Joe are staggered at how three people could dream up something this unambitious.
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This week, we are properly introduced to Voyager’s latest Intransigent Alien Antagonist, in preparation for a thrilling two-part epic in a couple of weeks’ time. Things go pretty well, on the whole.
#StarTrek #StarTrekVoyager
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Thanks. 😍
Water turns into booze on board the Enterprise-D, and soon the entire crew is horny, depressed, or facing an awkward meeting with HR on Monday. After all this, Joe can’t see how this show becomes a hit, but @nathanbottomley.com thinks he can. Bottoms up, everyone!
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An unexpected but not unprecedented miracle turns water into booze on board the Enterprise-D, and soon the entire crew is horny, depressed, or facing an awkward meeting with HR on Monday. Bottoms up, everyone!
#StarTrek #StarTrekTNG
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USTP reaches Arena! Iconic, memorable and visually striking — this is why nerds still podcast about the show 58½ years later. @nathanbottomley.com
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Gornfest 2025 continues this week on Untitled Star Trek Project, as we head back to 1967 — when the Gorn were just a single rubber lizard in a spangly minidress and the Federation was barely a glint in Gene L. Coon’s eye.
#StarTrek #StarTrekTOS
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Together in person again for an epic two-parter. #StarTrek #StarTrekSNW
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This is only the second episode of USTP that we’ve recorded together in the same room.
