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Join Rob, Nick, Sean, and Bill as we dive into the world of Nerd culture! Specializing in Star Trek, we also find our way into other things such as Comics, TV Shows, Movies, Music, and really anything that we find even slightly interesting. The first half is filled with a multitude of content. The second half of the show features a review of a show Rob and Nick find worth watching. This year, join us as we review the classic ”Star Trek-The Next Generation”
Listen on Apple PodcastsIt's time for season 7 of TNG! We're in the stretch run. Tune in as we review Descent Part II and Liaisons. In the first half of the episode, we go into major spoilers for "Spiderman: Brand New Day".
Join us as we talk review Star Trek: The Next Generation’s “Timescape” & “Descent”. We catch up after being off for a few weeks. Supergirl gets reviewed. Bill catches us up on his Battlestar Galactica journey. The new season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is coming up and we cover so much more. Are you exciting about the Odyssey movie? We are!
It's a challenge for Nick, Bill, and Rob: What are the BEST movies of the 90's? Not box office hits, or critical hits, but the BEST...in their opinion. Will there be any overlap?
We dive into Klingon politics and theology with a Worf centric episode in "Rightful Heir". Also, a Riker transporter mishap leads to some shenanigans with Deanna in "Second Chances".
Today, we spend time talking DS9, as Bill and Sean continue their watch through. In addition, we talk "Masters of the Universe" and just generally get lost down in the rabbit hole of everything and anything.
Bill's into BSG now, and Nick is way too happy about it. Rob talks the new Apple TV series, "Star City" and James Bond movies. Finally, the Cardassians talk "Frame of Mind" and "Suspicions"
In this week's episode Bill and Rob begin by revisiting a list put out by Rolling Stone where they list the "Best 100 Best TV themes of all time". Where does Bill land on the list. He also has started his Battlestar Galactica journey. Is he liking it? Before Bill and Rob begin their review of Star Trek: The Next Generation Season 6's "The Chase" they also list their picks for the two best episodes of DS9's first season This episode is again sponsored by the fine folks over at Dio Candle. Episode 253
We get two Picard Centric episodes this week with him playing Die Hard in space, and falling in love. Do they hold up? Bill shows us his radio voice. Spirit Airlines has gone under, what do we all do? Also, Motor City Comic Con is coming! Sponsored by Dio Candle.
Bill has been binge-watching "The Boys" from the beginning. What does he think as he reaches the halfway point of season 3? Rob asks a question that should have required more time to answer. We talk about the Dio candles, our wonderful sponsor. Finally, in the 2nd half, we review "Birthright" Part I and II.
Welcome to a new episode of KUWTC. This week it's only Bill and Rob. How was that new Clayface teaser? Any interest in the new Michael Jackson biopic? There is a new Miami Vice movie coming out? Did you watch our newest Star Trek Jeopardy? And did you know there is a musical out there called "Khan: The Musical"? Well we do and we will talk a little about what we know. We will likely be off again next week but we'll be back in full force the second week of May. And Dio Candle is coming on board again as a sponsor. Their Radio Store candle is AMAZING.
We do a re-review of "Tapestry" this week as Sean-our own personal Reginald Barclary, gets to offer his opinion. We also dive into this season of Daredevil, the cancellation of all Trek, Artermis II, and a whole bunch of other stuff.
We talk classic movies, and Nick makes a startling confession of how many he actually hasn't seen. Bill continues his new recent obsession with Andy Weir talking about "Project Hail Mary" and "The Martian". In the 2nd half, we review the Deanna Troi episode, "Face of the Enemy"
It's a new episode of "Keeping Up" and today we talk movies like "Saving Private Ryan" and the best movie trilogies of all time. We talk the cancellation of "Starfleet Academy" and the future of trek. Finally, we review the season six Moriarty episode "Ship in a Bottle" and Geordi continuing to be a creep in "Aquiel".
All four guys are present today as we talk the excellent two part TNG episode "Chain of Command". Before we dive into Trek, we talk the new Spiderman Trailer, Project Hail Mary, and the season finale of Starfleet Academy.
Nerd culture in the 80's and 90's when in High School: could you actually talk about it, or get beat up? That brings us to best villains of the 80's. We also talk Henry Cavill, The Batman, and the new Green Lantern Trailer. Finally, we review the episode "The Quality of Life"
We always have pop culture talk but this week we talk the new “Scrubs” show. Did you hear about the new slogan to promote LA’s Metro D-Line? Have you played the new Star Trek: Voyager Across The Unknown. Then we get into TNG’s “Fistfull of Data’s”
It's time for "Rascals". Join us as we review this critically panned, but beloved episode of TNG. In the 1st half of today's episode, we talk "Scrubs", "Psych" "Send Help" and "The Smashing Machine". Rob also throws shade at some fellow Star Trek fans who are on the cruise right now.
Sean has watched more Star Trek in the past month that Bill and Nick have all year. Hear what his journey was like to "catch up" on "The Next Generation" so he could be ready to roll for the rest of the series. We also say goodbye to James Van Der Beak, who passed from cancer this week. In the 2nd half, we review the season six episode, "True Q"
Today, we spend way too much time talking about "Batman" and "Captain America: Civil War". We also talk about the most recent episode of "Starfleet Academy"-which was billed as a "Loveletter to DS9". Finally, we review the season 6 episode "Schisms"
Scotty is back! Join Rob, Nick, and Sean as we discuss "Relics" in the 2nd half of the episode. Before we get to talk Scotty, Sean asks us our background in Trek, and we eulogize two titans of the film industry who have passed.
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