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Spock is duplicated in a transporter accident, and one insists the other must die. There are no indications of a puppy doing cosplay, though. After that original novel, Jon and Blaine look at the next three collections of episodes adapted into short stories by James Blish.

Grey 17 is missing, but our coverage of the episode is not. Join Jon and Blaine as we look at a somewhat notorious episode of Babylon 5 .

Jon and Blaine decide to go walking until we find ourselves, but we talk about Babylon 5 along the way.

Trey and Blaine wish they could have been more positive and supportive of the first Best Picture winner directed by a female director.

Jon and Blaine get caught up on feedback! At least, before we got more in September.

Jon and Blaine discuss a novel set during season two, written by S.M. Stirling.

Jon and Blaine look at an episode that connects the TOS adventure "The Doomsday Machine" to the Borg of TNG using the TNG era crew.

Jon and Blaine discuss four different books in this episode. First up, it's Mission to Horatius , the first original Star Trek story to appear in print, aimed at readers who have recently learned how to print. Then we cover the first three collections of episode adaptations by James Blish, simply titled Star Trek 1-3 . Watch for our introductory episode and our coverage of Vendetta on this sam...

Jon and Blaine discuss our histories with the Star Trek franchise and its tie-in media. That's the entire episode: if you want to hear the actual discussions of the novels, skip to the next episode.

Jon and Blaine continue to work through our past feedback, catching up to feedback received up to and including Feedback Special #8. The John Oliver segment about sponsored content in news programs that Blaine mentions can be seen on YouTube at https://youtu.be/sIi_QS1tdFM?si=3lE_YBBbTkX7ZlVl .

Trey and Blaine discuss a rags-to-riches story set in India, plus a sidetrack into the birth of the MCU.

Layne from "Ninjas and Bots" joins Jon and Blaine to discuss He-Man's twin sister.

Jon and Blaine respond to more feedback, but certainly not all of it. (We finish with feedback to 3.08: Messages From Earth.)

Trey and Blaine take a look at a Coen brothers project starring Javier Bardem and Tommy Lee Jones.

Jon and Blaine discuss the novel which is, so far (and hopefully forever) the weakest piece of writing branded with the Babylon 5 name.

Blaine has finally had time to finish editing the feedback episode we recorded on March 1. Sorry about the delay! We'll have more bonus content and more feedback out for you over the course of the summer.

Trey and Blaine look at the movie that made Martin Scorsese an Academy Award winner.

Trey and Blaine look at Paul Haggis' treatise on racism.

Jon and Blaine discuss the game-changing end of The War Without End , because, you know, it ends.

Jon and Blaine start the second two part story, which has a surprising guest star. Note: Blaine says that Babylon 5 was filming on a six day schedule. At this point in production, it was on a seven day schedule, and would remain that way until the end of season four.

Jon and Blaine look at one of those episodes that definitely marks a "before" and "after" for most of the characters involved.

Bester returns, and G'Kar learns some very troubling truths about the past.

Trey and Blaine discuss another Oscar winning boxing movie. One of us has greater levels of anticipation than the other.

Jon and Blaine are joined by Jan Schroeder to discuss the arrival of... Arthur Pendragon?

Jon and Blaine tune in for Vir's arranged marriage. Will the apparent deaths of 2,000 Narns complicate the ceremony?