What We've Watched Podcast

Kahless the Unforgettable is back but Worf has doubts. Also why is he so small?

With the sudden passing of Ray Liotta we decided to visit one of his lesser know films that has a crazy supporting cast and some really bizarre story beats.

Crusher takes center stage as she violates medical ethics and Star Fleet regulations in an episode with an interesting premise and poor follow through.

Good comedies are hard to find these days this this one has a fully charming cast with some of our favorites, making it even better.

Time for some mind games to be played on Riker in this week's episode of Star Trek The Next Generation.

This week we delight in a star studded Rat-Pack film filled with humor, antics and song.

We here love a good space mystery episode of TNG and this one gets us most of the way there.

Film cameos are hard to define but you know one when you see one and this is a list of our favorites.

This weeks Picard focused episode of The Next Generation really tries hard to make us care about a whole bunch of things, but will we learn out "Lesson"?

This episode we take a look at Robert Eggers first two films as his newest (The Northman) makes the rounds. We talk about his ability to enrapture viewers (like us)with his particular style and focus this both films and how we enjoyed them.

Before the Running Man and Battle Royal there was an odd Italian film based off a book called The 10th Victim. Strange and entertaining, both good and bad, we discuss it this episode.

This week, an episode of danger, intrigue and covert terrorism that, well, just doesn't quite stick the landing.

The 31st Godzilla film released ibn 2016 made a hell of a splash and this episode we talk about just how great it is.

This episode concludes the story from last time, fully concentrating on Worf and the lost Klingon colonists.

We watch the classic underwater James Cameron film this episode, discussing its wide array of characters, story and incredible effects.

This episode sees a launch into a 2 parter with both Worf and Data stories, along with Deep Space 9 characters, as TNG does a small crossover to promote the new show.

In this episode we wax long about some of our favorite shows that got cancelled just as they were getting good.

A hidden Q episode sees Picard reliving his academy days, playing dom-jot and getting stabbed in the heart.

We end our Technicolor Travels in 1952 with a second pirate film, staring Burt Lancaster and Nick Cravat. A fun tongue in cheek adventure film that could have stuck the landing a bit better.

In a hard pivot from the last episode we join Deanna Troi and Romulans in a fantastic episode that really shows how TNG can shine.

We jump another 10 years to see how things have progressed in our Technicolor Travels to 1942, but this time with pirates! Join us for The Black Swan.

This week we have a good laugh at the unfortunately attempt of a murder mystery in one of the worst episodes this season. Poor Geordi.

Our Technicolor Travels continue a we move ahead to 1932 and discuss the classic Doctor X. Both creepy and goofy it is a great capsule showing early entry into a new type of horror film and what they could get away with in the pre-code years.

Professor Moriarty returns for some holodeck shenanigans in a game of wits with control the Enterprise on the line.

In this first episode in a short series looking into the rise of Technicolor films, we go back 100 years to 1922 and watch the one of the very earliest films to use Technicolor, The Toll of the Sea.