Casual Trek - A Star Trek Recap and Ranking Podcast
Jul 27, 2026 · 1 hr 42 min · 10 segments
All Hail Computer Overlord! Our casual adventurers have been tasked by the benevolent Computer Overlord to watch three episodes of Star Trek featuring societies run by computers to make sure Computer…
Charlie Etheridge-NunnHostMiles Reed LobatoHostYeah, so... anyway with that we should probably get on to talking about uh the theme of the evening which people might have guessed is uh yeah computer overlords all hail computer overlord all hell computer overlord indeed and to please computer overlord episode one is star trek the original series season one episode 22 titled Return of the Archon.
This aired on the 9th of February 1967, teleplayed by Boris Sobelman, story by Gene Roddenberry himself, and directed by old favourite Joseph Pevney.
I admit, like, I think I was introduced to the Monkees TV show at the right age in the 90s when Channel 4...
I remember when somehow Channel 4 got the rights to do The Monkees and they properly advertised it on the telly.
This is a weird time in the 80s and 90s where it's like, yes, we have this TV show from the 60s.
Yeah, so... anyway with that we should probably get on to talking about uh the theme of the evening which people might have guessed is uh yeah computer overlords all hail computer overlord all hell computer overlord indeed and to please computer overlord episode one is star trek the original series season one episode 22 titled Return of the Archon.
This aired on the 9th of February 1967, teleplayed by Boris Sobelman, story by Gene Roddenberry himself, and directed by old favourite Joseph Pevney.
I admit, like, I think I was introduced to the Monkees TV show at the right age in the 90s when Channel 4...
I remember when somehow Channel 4 got the rights to do The Monkees and they properly advertised it on the telly.
This is a weird time in the 80s and 90s where it's like, yes, we have this TV show from the 60s.
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