Marissa Garza and Lisa Garza
The U.S.S. Sisterhood
🚀 USS Sisterhood is your cozy starship companion through the universe of Star Trek: The Next Generation — piloted by two sisters, one lifelong sci-fi fan (Marissa) and one curious newbie (Lisa), boldly going where one of them has never gone before. Each episode, Marissa and Lisa watch five episodes of TNG and return to the bridge to debrief, reminisce, and crack each other up over space whales, holodeck hijinks, and the deeper meanings of peacekeeping in a fractured galaxy. Part heartfelt sisterly banter, part nostalgic nerd-out, and part cultural time capsule, USS Sisterhood is perfect for l...
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Episodes
TNG: End of Season 1 03.01.2026 49:35
Marissa and Lisa wrap up their first-ever season of Star Trek: The Next Generation with a final batch that’s emotional, messy, unsettling, and very much still finding its footing. Season 1 ends not with a neat bow, but with loss, paranoia, time fractures, and a warning that much bigger threats are coming. 🖖 Episodes Discussed “Skin of Evil” A tar-like entity, a senseless death, and the sudden los...
TNG: Season 1 - Episode 18-22 03.01.2026 53:15
Marissa and Lisa continue their first-time watch of Star Trek: The Next Generation , and for the first time… things are starting to feel normal . Or maybe they’re just acclimating to the chaos. This batch blends classic sci-fi ethics, early anti-drug messaging, and some standout character development—especially for Worf and Geordi. 🖖 Episodes Discussed “Home Soil” Terraforming goes wrong when the...
TNG: Season 1 - Episodes 13-17 03.01.2026 59:41
Marissa and Lisa continue their first-time watch of Star Trek: The Next Generation , tackling one of Season 1’s strangest batches yet. From evil android siblings to questionable gender politics and a planet that kidnaps children , these episodes raise big questions—even when the execution gets… very 1980s. 🖖 Episodes Discussed “Datalore” Data meets his manipulative brother Lore, forcing questions...
TNG: Season 1, Episodes 8-12 07.08.2025 1:03:03
Marissa and Lisa Garza kick off their journey aboard the USS Sisterhood, diving into the early episodes of 'Star Trek: The Next Generation.' The sisters discuss the cultural context of the '80s, the evolving dynamics of the show, and memorable moments from episodes like 'The Naked Now,' 'Code of Honor,' 'The Last Outpost,' 'Where No One Has Gone Before,' and 'Lonely Among Us.' Themes such as the P...
TNG: Season 1, Episodes 2-7 06.08.2025 54:12
Marissa and Lisa Garza kick off their journey aboard the USS Sisterhood, diving into the early episodes of 'Star Trek: The Next Generation.' The sisters discuss the cultural context of the '80s, the evolving dynamics of the show, and memorable moments from episodes like 'The Naked Now,' 'Code of Honor,' 'The Last Outpost,' 'Where No One Has Gone Before,' and 'Lonely Among Us.' Themes such as the P...
🛸 Star Trek TNG — Season 1, Episodes 1 & 2: “Encounter at Farpoint” 22.07.2025 48:09
We’re back on the bridge! In this first real episode of USS Sisterhood , sisters Marissa and Lisa dive into Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes 1 & 2, which aired as a two-part premiere called “Encounter at Farpoint.” There’s a lot to cover: courtroom chaos, space jellyfish, aggressive eye contact, and the moral ambiguity of freezing people mid-sentence. Lisa’s confused (but intrigued). Ma...
USS Sisterhood — Why are we doing this? 22.07.2025 32:05
Welcome aboard the USS Sisterhood ! In this launch episode, sisters Marissa Garza and Lisa Garza set course for a new adventure: watching Star Trek: The Next Generation together for the first time—one seasoned casual fan, one total newbie, and zero working knowledge of the theme song. Expect space jokes, sibling banter, and a heartfelt exploration of what it means to boldly go... as sisters. 🪐 In...
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