United Federation of Planets
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Sep 11, 2026
Weirdhouse Cinema: Star Trek - First Contact
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58:02Joe McCormickHOST
It's very, very nice colors.
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58:05Joe McCormickHOST
Uh, so we learn via a captain's log that the Borg, their most lethal foe, have now begun a full-scale invasion of the Federation, and Picard fears there may be no stopping them this time.
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58:19Joe McCormickHOST
So our first scene with the rest of the crew is a conference in the observation lounge.
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58:24Joe McCormickHOST
Rob, is this the room in the show where they usually retreat from the bridge to discuss options and, and talk about plans?
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58:31Robert LambHOST
Yeah, this is where they, you know, they'll go to have their, um, you know, their moral or strategic discussions about the, the problem of the episode.
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58:38Joe McCormickHOST
Yeah.
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58:38Joe McCormickHOST
So everybody's gathered around a table for Picard to explain their orders, and it turns out they are not being sent to the front to defend the Federation against the Borg attack.
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58:49Joe McCormickHOST
They are instead being sent to patrol the neutral zone in case the Romulans decide to try anything while the Federation is distracted dealing with the Borg.
Weirdhouse Cinema: Star Trek - First Contact
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58:18Joe McCormickHOST
It's very, very nice colors.
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58:21Joe McCormickHOST
Uh, so we learn via a captain's log that the Borg, their most lethal foe, have now begun a full-scale invasion of the Federation, and Picard fears there may be no stopping them this time.
J
58:35Joe McCormickHOST
So our first scene with the rest of the crew is a conference in the observation lounge.
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58:40Joe McCormickHOST
Rob, is this the room in the show where they usually retreat from the bridge to discuss options and, and talk about plans?
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58:47Rob LambHOST
Yeah, this is where they, you know, they'll go to have their, um, you know, their moral or strategic discussions about the, the problem of the episode.
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58:54Joe McCormickHOST
Yeah.
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58:55Joe McCormickHOST
So everybody's gathered around a table for Picard to explain their orders, and it turns out they are not being sent to the front to defend the Federation against the Borg attack.
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59:05Joe McCormickHOST
They are instead being sent to patrol the neutral zone in case the Romulans decide to try anything while the Federation is distracted dealing with the Borg.
Back-of-Head Racism (SNW S4E8)
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16:07Adam PranicaHOST
They could just be walking with a limp.
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16:09Ben HarrisonHOST
A lot of walking wounded after that one, you know? Anyways, this is a ship that has done a horrific attack on a Federation colony of unknown origin, and it has a cloaking system that really kicks the shit out of the ones that the Klingons use.
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16:26Adam PranicaHOST
I want to scrutinize just briefly the confusion about whose ship this is because there are a lot of comparisons to the Klingons, a lot of casual comparisons to the Klingons, that would make a casual viewer even think this was a Klingon ship.
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16:40Adam PranicaHOST
And for a moment, I did.
7 MINS LATER
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23:20Ben HarrisonHOST
Like, this is a description of his dad that he does not recognize.
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23:25Adam PranicaHOST
Down in the crystal caves, Pike doesn't like how things are feeling down there vibes-wise as they approach the source of this SOS.
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23:34Adam PranicaHOST
It ends up being a transmitter surrounded by a bunch of Federation equipment and also gear from some other races, like the Orions and the Klingons and the Tellarites, and these weapons must mean that it's a trap.
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23:48Adam PranicaHOST
[tense music]
240: Star Trek SNW "A Case of Chiaroscuro" Review - Is Trek Now Doctor Who?
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6:59Matt FarrellHOST
Parentheses, clip show.
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7:01Matt FarrellHOST
Several crew members are flying a shuttle, transporting a key diplomatic figure, the dog of the Federation president.
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7:07Matt FarrellHOST
When they encounter a storm and do an emergency landing on an asteroid, they pass the time by telling stories about dogs.
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7:13Matt FarrellHOST
Spock recalls the story about his pet shlot dying when he was a kid.
Book of the Day | 2026-09-11 |⚖️ Balance of Power by Dafydd ab Hugh | Klingon Politics Explained 🖖🔥
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1:37speaker_1HOST
You know, you have the greatest military and economic powers in the quadrant.
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1:41LernerHOST
Like the United Federation of Planets.
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1:43speaker_1HOST
Yes.
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1:43speaker_1HOST
The Federation, the Klingon Empire, the Romulans, the Ferengi, all of them mobilizing their top personnel and resources, descending on one single obscure location.
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1:53speaker_1HOST
and they're being driven by pure, unfiltered paranoia.
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1:56LernerHOST
Well, let's set the stage here because this doesn't just happen in a vacuum.
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4:35speaker_1HOST
Exactly.
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4:36speaker_1HOST
The dynamic here is absolutely fascinating.
SNEAK PEEK - To Be Watched: Star Trek III, with Andy Secunda
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17:37Andy SecundaGUEST
It's the ultimate weapon as well as a thing that can recreate life.
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17:41Andy SecundaGUEST
And so I think really the last point is, independent of how well it works to create new life, is why the Federation has it as a restricted planet that you can't go to.
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17:56Jordan MorrisHOST
Thank you.
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17:56Jordan MorrisHOST
So yes, you mentioned Klingons.
Endless Vigilance – Episode 20 – Lost and Found
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0:13Mitchell QuinnUNKNOWN
In an area of space known as the Courtyard, a Federation ship moves across the stars patrolling the borders between three civilizations.
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0:24Mitchell QuinnUNKNOWN
Its mission? Maintain peace and remain ever watchful in endless vigilance.
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0:42Mitchell QuinnUNKNOWN
Stardate 2381.225 Warp
8 MINS LATER
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8:34Amy WilsonUNKNOWN
Standby.
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8:35Dulan ValdorUNKNOWN
I concur.
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8:36Dulan ValdorUNKNOWN
It appears to be a Federation Nova-class ship, sir.
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8:40Dulan ValdorUNKNOWN
The ship is without power, but there are definitely faint power signatures and life signs on board.
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8:45Jarrah ShavariUNKNOWN
Bringing it up now, sir.
Star Trek: TNG Season Two, Episode 11 "Contagion" with Sofia
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14:11Jeff RichardsonHOST
Yeah.
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14:13Jeff RichardsonHOST
So anyway, now that they've found that home world, he's worried the Romulans could find it and then get the edge technologically on the Federation.
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14:22Jeff RichardsonHOST
But then there's an energy buildup in the Yamato engine.
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14:25Jeff RichardsonHOST
Things are looking real bad.
51 MINS LATER
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65:56SofiaGUEST
So maybe they're like, no, we are more reasonable in this time.
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65:59SofiaGUEST
We will destroy the things that seem too dangerous.
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66:03Jeff RichardsonHOST
I think if they had found this in Federation space, they wouldn't have destroyed it.
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66:09SofiaGUEST
But
Imposters (PIC)
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2:07Nathan BottomleyHOST
But because the lighting in the Titan is so dark and because most of the episodes are set on board the Titan...
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2:14Nathan BottomleyHOST
We had that first big plot ending and then the Titan comes back to Federation space and then, of course, it leaves again because we discovered during the course of this episode that the Federation itself has been compromised and we head off for kind of the rest of the plot for the remaining five episodes to take place.
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2:36Nathan BottomleyHOST
I know what
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2:36Joe FordHOST
you mean, though.
11 MINS LATER
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13:27Nathan BottomleyHOST
And I thought that was really good.
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13:29Nathan BottomleyHOST
I thought that was properly good.
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13:30Nathan BottomleyHOST
In a world where one Will Riker chooses the Federation and the other one chooses the McKee, it's an issue on which people of goodwill can disagree.
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13:41Nathan BottomleyHOST
And I really understand her feeling that his failure to accept that um was a personal affront but my suspicion is that he doesn't quite fail to accept that in quite the way that is suggested by this episode
7. Star Trek at 60
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30:49Craig HoustonHOST
Well, the story is that...
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30:55Craig HoustonHOST
So yeah, the story is that there's a flashpoint between the Federation and the Klingons and they're actually going to war.
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31:05Craig HoustonHOST
and the all planet organia is a is a very important uh positioned planet and the federation won it the klingons won it klingons get there first and get uh landing parties down peaceful organians want nothing to do with fighting want nothing to do with anything kirk and spock uh go down beam down um undercover to find out what's going on there and Let's just say the Organians aren't what they expected.
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31:37Craig HoustonHOST
They aren't the peaceful, well, they are peaceful, but they aren't the backward race that the Klingons expect them to be.
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31:46Craig HoustonHOST
So from this, I mean, this is the second, if we're looking at the timeline, this is the second war with the Klingons in the space of 10 years, because Discovery was all about a war between the Klingons and the Federation.
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32:04Craig HoustonHOST
And this is a flashpoint.
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32:07Craig HoustonHOST
To this point, you get the Organian Peace Treaty, which doesn't get mentioned very often, but it's a very, very important piece of Trek law that stops the Klingons and the Federation ever going back to all-out war with each other again.
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32:22Craig HoustonHOST
And also the Organians turn up in Enterprise in Season 4.
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