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Boldly Rewatching: A Star Trek Podcast
Boldly Rewatching is a Star Trek podcast where we revisit every episode—from The Original Series to Strange New Worlds. Whether you're a hardcore Trekkie or a curious newcomer, this show dives into what made each episode great, weird, or just plain wild. Expect deep dives, hot takes, character studies, moral questions, and a little humor—one stardate at a time.
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Episodes
Ep 3 - TOS - S01E03: Big ESP Energy 28.07.2025 11:14
What do you do when your best friend turns into a smug, silver-eyed god? Kirk finds out the hard way. This episode of Boldly Rewatching dives into Star Trek: The Original Series ’ second pilot, "Where No Man Has Gone Before"—the episode that sold the show and gave us a darker, sharper vision of the final frontier. We’re talking ESP experiments, god-complex Gary Mitchell, Spock at his...
Ep 2 - TOS - S01E02: Phasers Set to Puberty 23.07.2025 10:18
What happens when a teenager with godlike powers doesn’t know how to take “no” for an answer? Welcome to Charlie X . In this episode of Boldly Rewatching , Ty dives into one of the most unsettling early episodes of Star Trek: The Original Series . We’re talking awkward hormones, vanishing crew members, and some truly uncomfortable butt-slapping. Charlie Evans boards the Enterprise with a dark s...
Ep 1 – TOS S01E01: Love, Lies, and Low Sodium 19.07.2025 11:14
Star Trek’s first aired episode isn’t about space battles—it’s about craving something you can’t have. In the premiere of Boldly Rewatching, I take a fresh look at The Man Trap—the one with the salt-sucking alien and McCoy’s heartbreak. We’ll talk about what makes the creature more tragic than monstrous, why McCoy’s emotional spiral hits hard, and why modern sci-fi could learn something from the c...
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