Mike McCafferty
I Just Want To Talk About Star Trek
Mixing the deep dive facts with absurd comedy, Mike McCafferty is relentless in his quest to talk about all things Star Trek with super fans, people who have worked on a series, or just a random person he meets on the street. Q’plah!
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Episodes
5 - "Where No Gardener has Gone Before" 01.06.2016 23:42
Mike makes a deep dive into the second pilot "Where no Man, has Gone Before." After a scheduling mishap with his guest, Mike talks to his gardener, Nori Maeda, about the perils of power.
4 - "Tina the Gorn" (Feat. Matt "Stompie" Thompson) 27.05.2016 20:21
Mike takes a sojourn to San Diego to meet his good friend and former fellow Sea World employee, Matt Thompson. They discuss how they met as well as Matt's love for the JJ Abram movies. Also! they improvise a third timeline to Star Trek where Kirk meets Spock at the Academy.
3 - "It's Been a Long Road..." (feat. Nate Pierson) 27.05.2016 22:32
Mike McCafferty travels to San Diego to talk to Nate Peirson about his love for Star Trek: Enterprise. PLUS - Kim Miller relates a dream she had about Mike as a Star trek character and through outstanding improv, they recreate the dream! And - Jason Makiaris understanding 30% of what we're talking about!
2 - The Cage (with Abed Gheith) 26.05.2016 53:19
Mike is on Talos 4, doing a deep dive into the failed first pilot of the series, "The Cage." Later, he calls Abed Gheith, who talks about his favorite TNG episodes and whether he would trade his life for a fictional one that is better than his reality.
1 - The State of Trek! 26.05.2016 40:22
Mike looks at the current, fractured state of the Star Trek franchise with Kim and Jason. Later, they call Vegas mentalist, Paul Draper, who shares dramatic news about Levar Burton!
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