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Star Trek: The Original Series

Star Trek: The Original Series

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Oct 7, 2026

Patrick CotnoirHOST
0:27
And we would normally wait until the next time we were recording, but I'm going to New York for a little bit, and, uh, this is gonna come out while I'm in New York, so we don't have any time to actually record this a different time.
Patrick CotnoirHOST
0:39
Today, we're talking to composer Chris Westlake, who did all the music for Star Trek: Lower Decks.
Patrick CotnoirHOST
0:43
A really amazing score, one of my favorite Star Trek scores, um, out there.
Patrick CotnoirHOST
0:49
It really...
Jon M. WilsonHOST
23:41
Mm-hmm.
Blaine DowlerHOST
23:42
Which is one of the things I like about it, 'cause if this was a Star Trek show ... [laughs] I mean, Star Trek has done a story arc where a character had a substance or had an addiction problem, and the only-
Jon M. WilsonHOST
23:53
The next week you didn't know it.
Blaine DowlerHOST
23:55
Um, no, th- this, this arc lasted more than one episode.
Blaine DowlerHOST
25:54
[laughs]
Jon M. WilsonHOST
25:54
Yep.
Blaine DowlerHOST
25:56
And then, now before we close off, we will talk about actual Star Trek stuff.
Jon M. WilsonHOST
26:00
So trying to think of what else I had for this episode.
Jay ShepardHOST
48:53
I remember him from the Re-Animator series of films, and he's done a bunch of other stuff as well.
Joshua StolteHOST
49:00
Yes, he is one of the actors that has played the most roles in the Star Trek franchise.
Joshua StolteHOST
49:08
Oh, right.
Joshua StolteHOST
49:09
Yeah.
Joshua StolteHOST
49:09
He's played up to 11 different roles, different characters in a variety of Star Trek shows like Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Enterprise.
Joshua StolteHOST
49:21
So maybe Voyager as well.
Joshua StolteHOST
49:23
Voyager too, yeah.
Ben LindberghHOST
3:31
Just what's in our S tier? What's in our A tier? What are the shows that we've watched and we've liked, or we haven't watched? And what do we think of Apple TV as a whole, which [laughs] has a whole lot of huge critical darlings, not as many mainstream hits.
Ben LindberghHOST
3:45
We will also get into Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Season 4, the penultimate season, and we'll assess the state of Star Trek at the 60th anniversary of the franchise.
Ben LindberghHOST
3:56
We'll also talk about Hope, the big budget South Korean sci-fi flick, which is a, a monster alien movie.
Ben LindberghHOST
4:03
A little nod to Practical Magic 2 at the end of that second segment.
Ben LindberghHOST
4:13
As always, I solicit your nominations and recommendations for next month.
Ben LindberghHOST
4:17
You can email us your comments or your suggestions for other properties to cover in October and beyond at ringerverserecommends@gmail.com. I'll be back at the end of the episode to remind you of that address and also give you a bonus recommendation of my own for this month.
Ben LindberghHOST
4:33
But right now, let's talk Silo, followed by Dark Matter, Star Trek, Hope, and more.
Ben LindberghHOST
4:39
All right.
Marlessa StivalaHOST
28:54
So let's assume that this is what the writers were going for.
Marlessa StivalaHOST
28:59
So Sheldon is speaking from the very literal standpoint of being disappointed that William Shatner was not in the new Star Trek movie.
Marlessa StivalaHOST
29:06
Mm-hmm.
Marlessa StivalaHOST
29:07
But, you know, Shatner very infamously has a reputation of having a really big ego and being difficult to work with.
Marlessa StivalaHOST
29:43
of some of these series.
Marlessa StivalaHOST
29:44
But, well, for Sheldon, though, he's not...
Marlessa StivalaHOST
29:47
Sheldon doesn't think that, you know, because Sheldon is... wouldn't be aware of like Sheldon is speaking I think very genuinely as oh like I'm like the William Shatner like he's speaking as I'm upset that William Shatner was not in the new Star Trek movie and he to him he's just like William Shatner is Captain Kirk and he loves him as Captain Kirk the writers though would know about William Shatner's reputation so that's the commentary that they're at
Katie DeFonzoHOST
30:14
oh of course and I I mean too that I think right how when Howard has that comment I'm so glad you asked it that way I think there's this understanding that the other three would understand that too.
Erick EricksonHOST
28:11
I didn't even realize we were paying for it.
Erick EricksonHOST
28:13
Probably getting rid of Paramount+ now that, um, Star Trek is a...
Erick EricksonHOST
28:16
What a terrible season of Star Trek, by the way.
Erick EricksonHOST
28:18
It was just awful.
Erick EricksonHOST
28:19
Strange New Worlds, I liked the first and second season.
Drew BaxterHOST
1:15
Are we actually heading out into space? Or are we discovering what all those years of searching for the final frontier helped me to understand? Yes, I am an unapologetic Trekkie.
Drew BaxterHOST
1:33
I started watching Star Trek when I was eight or nine years old, and I've been watching it ever since.
Drew BaxterHOST
1:39
Of course, as is so often the case, the reasons I watched as a child and the reasons I watch as an adult are rather different.
Drew BaxterHOST
1:48
Back then, it was the strange new worlds, alien species and adventures in space.
Drew BaxterHOST
2:51
A future without poverty, racism or prejudice.
Drew BaxterHOST
2:57
Well, that was the ideal.
Drew BaxterHOST
3:00
And across the years, Star Trek has continued to evolve through new generations.
Drew BaxterHOST
3:07
As I wrote this chapter in 2026, Mrs.
Scott JohnsonHOST
71:35
Check.
Scott JohnsonHOST
71:37
Uh, Star Trek connections, MCU connections.
Scott JohnsonHOST
71:39
Well, there's some obvious ones, but let's get in there.
Scott JohnsonHOST
71:41
What do we got?
Randy JordanHOST
71:41
I'll give you, I only got one Star Trek connection for some reason.
Randy JordanHOST
71:45
These, these people are all fighters.
Randy JordanHOST
71:46
They're not really space travelers.
Randy JordanHOST
71:49
So it's one, it's one Star Trek, many Marvels.
BrianHOST
9:07
I had completely stopped caring about comic book stuff at this point.
BrianHOST
9:12
i was i mean heavy i mean 90s star trek and me it was just it was all 90s star trek and um military stuff because i was getting into junior otc and i you know next gen and ds9 were just roaring along at this point on television and i freaking loved those and um was that was all of my my nerd i mean it was either science fiction or it was it was um or just in real life, my military stuff.
BrianHOST
9:44
But, uh, this movie, I remember going to think that going to see this movie and just being like, this is dumb.
BrianHOST
9:52
Sorry.

25 MINS LATER

BrianHOST
35:15
It took me
ZachHOST
35:15
until I had subtitles to realize that in that scene when Two-Faced is diving off this helicopter, that he's saying, have the good taste to die.
ZachHOST
35:24
Because I was raised on Star Trek.
ZachHOST
35:27
I thought he was saying, it's a good day to die.
Travis SmithHOST
20:41
And so stuff like this is super easy to dive into.
Travis SmithHOST
20:44
I've also been playing, like, uh, the Star Trek Captain's Chair.
Travis SmithHOST
20:47
I've really been enjoying that.
TimGUEST
20:49
Oh, yeah.

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