Star Trek: The Original Siblings

And so on and so forth...

Yeehaw! In this episode it's revealed that self-proclaimed western superfan Alex actually knows  virtually nothing about the gunfight at the O.K. Corall!

BINGO! This week the Sibs keep things interesting by playing a game of Star Trek Cliche Bingo during this boring ass episode

SOS! SOS! If anyone is receiving this distress signal please send help, we are trapped watching "And The Children Shall Lead" and there's no escape! 

The Siblings accidentally fly into a cursed part of space where they run across an exceptionally terrible episode (featuring random space Native Americans), and are forced to fight for their survival against an onslaught of stupid writing.

FEMINISM ALERT! The siblings are shocked when out of nowhere 3 season in we are suddenly introduced to an empowered female character

The siblings are back at it for their final season of the Original Series, and we kick it off with a real stinker!

The sibs take a well-deserved pit stop by Deep Space 9 and visit Captain Sisko and the crew, and are so charmed and awe-inspired that they practically forget to do any commentary for like half the episode.

This week, the siblings take a break from Star Trek and watch the pilot of some other dumb failed 60s show instead

The crew discover YET ANOTHER Earth-like planet that is modeled after YET ANOTHER ancient Earth civilization and find themselves locked in YET ANOTHER prison cell where Kirk is coerced by YET ANOTHER beautiful woman.

Captain Kirk  proves once again that he's able to talk any computer to death.

This week, Captain Kirk discovers a mysterious hole in the wall of his ready room

This week the Enterprise crew meets YET ANOTHER all powerful being and is held in YET ANOTHER prison cell where they fake sick YET AGAIN to escape and Kirk seduces YET ANOTHER woman who has never heard of kissing. Also we suffered even more technical difficulties this episode, so sorry everybody for another late release! Thanks for sticking with us!

Apparently Nazi Spock is the one version of Spock that Sami does not find hot. Shirtless Spock on the other hand...

Shatner finally reaches his full potential as an actor in this episode

I say Mugato, you say Gumato. Mugato, Gumato, Mugatu, Gumatu, let's call the whole thing off!

Seems like a missed opportunity that they didn't title this episode "Space Amoeba"

See here now gents and dames, grab ya tommy guns and fedoras cus it's time for a uh... what's the word... it's a uhh... a mobster episode.

Bondage, collars, whips, silver bikinis and Marge Simpson. It seems the producers  made an episode out of a Trekkie's Wattpad fan fic this week.  Thankfully we don't kink shame on this podcast!

The trouble with the Trouble with Tribbles is that once you watch it you no longer get to look forward to watching the Trouble with Tribbles.

Who could be killing all these innocent young women? Is it possibly the man found at each crime scene standing over the bodies holding a bloody knife? Or perhaps the shady square headed man the camera keeps randomly cutting to. Maybe it's even Piglet from Winnie the Pooh being possessed by the three-hundred year old ghost of Jack the Ripper! One thing is for sure: this episode will surely be...

Better hold your breath because this week the Enterprise is under attack from a giant sentient fart cloud!

Kirk, Spock and Bones are rapidly aging and becoming inexplicably more southern, but they still get nowhere near as old as real life William Shatner.

This episode seems to have it all: A platoon of giant men with ponytails dressed as curtains, a balding Klingon in sparkly pants, and McCoy slapping a pregnant woman, what more could you ask for?

The Sibs make their way to a beard convention on Babel, a planet whose name cannot be correctly pronounced by anyone except Alex.