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Starship Enterprise

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Sep 14, 2026

GeraldGUEST
15:34
The neighborhood kids would always get together to play Wiffle ball and stuff, and we're over there at my neighbor's right across the street, and they had a pretty good little side yard that we could play Wiffle ball.
GeraldGUEST
15:44
And for whatever reason, I looked up and I saw what looked to me was just like the Starship Enterprise.
GeraldGUEST
15:53
I mean, it had the two long tubes out, and it had the circular front end.
GeraldGUEST
15:57
You know, it looked exactly like it, and it was just sitting there hovering.
GeraldGUEST
16:15
Then the next time we looked, it was gone.
GeraldGUEST
16:17
I mean, it was just for a brief moment that we saw it.
GeraldGUEST
16:20
But it was just, in my mind, I still see the Starship Enterprise.
Steve StocktonHOST
16:26
That's amazing.
William ShatnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:09
Space, the final frontier.
William ShatnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:17
These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise.
William ShatnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:21
Its five-year mission, to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before.
William ShatnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:42
Thank you.
Seán DefoeHOST
4:11
It actually sounds kind of therapeutic, just being able to scream and scream and no one can actually hear you.
Seán DefoeHOST
4:17
Get all of that frustration out.
Seán DefoeHOST
4:20
But of course, that wouldn't make a great TV show, would it? If the Star Trek Enterprise was out there firing utterly silent phasers at another ship, or Captain Kirk beams down to a planet in silence and solitude, it loses the drama somewhat.
Seán DefoeHOST
4:35
Even for the hubbub of the bridge, they had to create a realistic and busy soundscape.
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323. They Will Kill You

Sep 13 · 2 Mentions

ShagHOST
13:59
It's just been a little while.
PeachHOST
14:00
Well, I was hoping to do a redux, like a Sam Neill in memoriam, if I could do whatever it's called, Starship Enterprise.
PeachHOST
14:06
What's it called? Enterprise.
PeachHOST
14:08
Fuck, I
ShagHOST
14:12
Event
PeachHOST
14:13
Horizon.
PeachHOST
14:14
Starship Enterprise, I think, is something else, but my brain is moving so slowly.
PeachHOST
14:19
What's it called? They Will Kill You.
Robert LambHOST
70:14
And, uh, the ...
Robert LambHOST
70:15
I, I have not seen this one since, since I was a, a young person, but I remember it being a lot of fun because, you know, oh, suddenly, uh, uh, you know, they're, they're these characters that are basically my age and they're running around the Starship Enterprise.
Joe McCormickHOST
70:28
Is one of them Riker?
Robert LambHOST
70:30
Well, I had to look it up to remind myself.
James DyerHOST
6:11
I bought all of it
Helen O'HaraHOST
6:11
itEnterprise like casserole dish, 'cause I already have like several Le Creusets, but I did buy the knob for on top.
Chris HewittHOST
6:17
All right.
Chris HewittHOST
6:18
So for people who, uh, aren't privy to our private text chain, uh-
Addison AndersonNARRATOR
2:18
Ah, of course, speed is a relative quantity.
Addison AndersonNARRATOR
2:22
When Captain Kirk asks Lieutenant Sulu if the Starship Enterprise has reached a speed of warp seven, Sulu should reply, "Relative to what, Captain?" Such a sassy reply may get subordinate Starfleet officers in trouble, but it is the only good answer to the question, how fast are you moving? This is basic relativity talking.
Addison AndersonNARRATOR
2:41
Not fancy Einsteinian relativity, but good, old-fashioned, and still correct Galilean relativity.
Addison AndersonNARRATOR
2:48
Galileo seems to have been the first person to realize that there is no such thing as an absolute speed.
Thomas SmithHOST
7:15
Wow.
Matt CameronHOST
7:15
I almost wanted to tell you about the time that they found the Starship Enterprise in a storage locker and then ended up with a lawsuit over it.
Matt CameronHOST
7:20
But that's another day, maybe.
Thomas SmithHOST
7:22
Is it as horrifying as when they found Huggle from The Labyrinth? No.

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Matt CameronHOST
46:01
this is true.
Thomas SmithHOST
46:01
Yeah, that's nothing.
Matt CameronHOST
46:03
They talk about how the Star Trek 2 setting is on the Starship Enterprise, but 78 years later, which of course we all know is it's a very different ship.
Matt CameronHOST
46:09
It's a galaxy class, not a constitution class.
Stu JacksonHOST
13:48
The human spacecraft is a flying saucer, and it's a huge thing.
Stu JacksonHOST
13:53
It's got lots and lots of decks, and, you know, it's as big as the Starship Enterprise.
Stu JacksonHOST
13:58
Yeah.
Neil KellyHOST
14:00
But it's this shape.
Will HarleyHOST
0:32
I'm Pastor Will Harley.
Will HarleyHOST
0:33
We have Pastor Dave Rudot here, who is controlling everything from the bridge of the Starship Enterprise.
Will HarleyHOST
0:42
He is coming to us from the future, a future that is one of horrible uniformity issues.
Will HarleyHOST
0:51
and blandness um and and look at i mean if you just stare at that bridge and you see all of the flashy buttons and now you can see why his love of flashy buttons is is such a thing um
Will HarleyHOST
2:57
It is a start of something special.
Will HarleyHOST
3:01
Out of respect for the creator of, what is it, Gene Roddenberry and 60 years of Star Trek, Pastor Rudot has decided to decorate his office in Star Trek paraphernalia.
Will HarleyHOST
3:15
And he has placed himself on the bridge of the Starship Enterprise with all of its flashy buttons to drive him mad and batty.
Will HarleyHOST
3:24
And so we thank him for that as my eyes bleed with the vision of that behind him.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
21:05
Yeah, pushing the frontier without a stutter.
Stuart JacksonGUEST
21:15
Well, space is the final frontier, and Star Trek is the voyage of the Starship Enterprise, boldly going where no man has gone before.
Stuart JacksonGUEST
21:26
And no one, in fact.
Stuart JacksonGUEST
21:29
Yeah, it's human stories set in space to a sci-fi back, which is kind of every sci-fi, isn't it, really? It's the human condition in space.

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