Star Trek Minute

In which McCoy shows distain for his ancestors, money is required, and an antique/pawn dealer is approached for help...

In which the garbagemen get the heck out of town, Kirk and the gang head into town, and all the swearing begins... And a special shout out to Winchell's Donut House !

In which garbagemen gossip, a windstorm springs up out of nowhere, and a trashcan gets mysteriously flattened...

In which Spock makes a headband, Kirk lays down the rules, and the landing procedure begins...

In which Sulu tells us where he's from, Kirk assigns folks to their missions, and we remember that our pal Spock is in fact, an extra-terrestrial...

In which we discuss why Kirk and Spock don’t include Scotty in discussions, another environmental message from Spock, Chernobyl and Three-Mile Island, and the writers just creating a “thing” to solve their problem…

In which we discuss what’s in Scotty’s vest, Vulcans having better sound systems in their ships, whether they have aquariums in the future, dilithium crystals are the new cubic zirconia and we thank Vonda and are sorry to see her pass…

In which we discuss how we can track things in space, what it is like waking up from the slingshot dream and getting right back to work, Chris is enamored with Chekov’s control panel, and Dave believes that this is all one giant environmental message…

In which floating heads rise from the fog, a space whale drifts by, a mannequin burns up on re-entry, and we desperately try to make sense of one of the weirdest minutes in Star Trek...

In which we discuss why slingshotting around the sun makes them go back in time, nobody asking Uhuru if she is okay, scary giant dream heads and we both gush over how cool the white bridge scene is…

In which we discuss what “fortune favors the foolish” means, Shatner missing his cue, Dave does his best speaking in Latin, Chris’ love of Sulu calling out warp speed, and Kirk’s goofy face and whether or not he is into going back in time…

In which control panels are mopped off, unsupported windows dramatically blow out, and Spock shows off how much he can recall from memory...

In which McCoy sums up the movie plot, the roof leaks at Starfleet HQ, Kirks transmits his plans, and we discuss some of the origins of the The Voyage Home story...

In which chaos reigns at Starfleet HQ, Kirk gives Scotty some vague details, and McCoy reminds us that time travel does work...

In which Kirk recommends destroying the Probe, Spock recommends findings some humpback whales, McCoy recommends waiting a damn minute, and we discuss the sequel novel, "Probe"...

In which Spock's hunch is correct, McCoy thinks it's all crazy, and Kirk instantly goes into problem solving mode...

In which Uhura runs an underwater simulation of the Traveler's signal, Spock guesses what it is in seconds, and Dave drops some truth bombs...

In which we discuss lazy writing, Spock making a lot of assumptions, inspiration from Douglas Adams and So Long and Thanks for All the Fish, we continue to make script changes and we once again thank all our patrons…

In which we discuss why President Jones is not just asking for help and instead sending out ecological messages, the editing process in movies, the music is right - for one minute at least, and Chris still not on board with this Spock…

In which we discuss whether or not the message sent by President Jones is actually a distress call, if the Klingons and Romulans are listening in, whether Earth is a vacation destination, and Chris wants the Space Dock to come crashing down…

In which we discuss how this cloud coverage works, what does a display officer do, why Cartwright panics and goes to planetary reserves so quickly, we thank our patrons and we pay homage to Leonard Nimoy…

In which we discuss whether Spock is really ready for duty, McCoy's sick burns, time lapse b-roll clouds, the difference between typhoons and hurricanes and Dave's first Disney reference...

In which we start the Spock and McCoy Show, discuss the beginning of the "wessel" joke, gripe about Uhura, and wonder about the intricacies of air traffic controlling in space...

In which it's lights out for Spacedock, we take a closer look at the stranded starships, the Whale Probe arrives at Earth and we learn its name...

In which the HMS Bounty departs Vulcan, Saavik and Amanda have their final moment on-screen, Spacedock suffers from the effects of the Whale Probe, and a decades-old mystery is solved for Chris...