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Star Trek Tribunal is a fun, open forum for people to discuss Star Trek; just a hobby that I plan on sharing with people. I’m not sinking a ton of money into as an Enterprise. I just hope that you have as much fun listening to it as I do making it.
Just like the planet Meridian itself, Mack Elder has once again appeared to discuss this oddly memorable, yet also totally forgettable episode of Deep Space Nine.
You were itching for the return of Kira's love interest Bareil, right? Me either! But here we are nonetheless. Ryan Howard joins the Tribunal as we pass judgement on this episode that is somehow both ill-conceived and a good idea that gets squandered.
And we are finally back! As mentioned on social media, Season 02 will not be released in "Bottom 10" Descending Order, but rather once I get episodes in the can and ready to release.
What that means is that first up we have the seventh worst episode of Deep Space Nine (according to IMDb rankings), "The Storyteller"! Joined once again by Mack Elder, we do our best to fend off the Dal'Rok in our discussion of this season one misfire.
Sensors are detecting an emergency signal coming in... Mack Elder is dropping in on this special episode of the Tribunal to discuss the divisive first season of Star Trek: Picard. What's our verdict? We ramble on for quite a while before coming to our conclusions.
Here we are at last; the season finale of Star Trek Tribunal. I am joined by Star Trek world record holder Mack Elder to discuss the only clip show in Trek history, "Shades of Gray". Rather than discuss this writer's strike cripple excuse for an episode we go off on tangents that include (but are not limited to!) Star Wars, Babylon 5, and pretty much whatever franchise where merely thinking about it made for more entertaining discussion points than this.
And being the first season finale, we also take the time to discuss overlooked and underrated episodes of TNG. For a full hour and a half. Enjoy!
Feels great to be back on a semi-regular schedule! At least, it feels better than having to watch this installment's episode. At least I had Molly Mercier, also known as The Lazy Goth, to keep me company. Please, gather 'round as the Tribunal passes judgement upon the green fart of a space-candle-ghost known as "Sub Rosa".
After an unintentional extended the Tribunal is back in session. I am joined once more by Nat Webb to weave through the sticky wicket that is the super problematic early episode "Code of Honor" - an episode so bad that no less than three crew members were never invited back to the show. We also take a few minutes up front to discuss our thoughts on the new Star Trek: Picard trailer.
Nat's new novel Expedition: Summerlands is out this Friday, August 9 and The Days of Guns & Roses is out September 6.
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A Labor Day gift from me to you! The Tribunal is again joined by Bethany Kesler to dismantle the messy allegory "Angel One". Season one isn't quite finished with trying to be The Original Series yet, and this episode puts another nail in that coffin. Join the #Resistance against the overbearing matriarchy.
Bethany can be found at her website.
The Tribunal is back in session to pass judgement on the overly busy Season 2 premiere "The Child" where so many plot points whiz by at the speed of light, and none of them are given their due. I am joined by Molly Mercier to discuss the merits of pain-free child birth as well as wax poetic about the debut of fan favorite Guinan.
You can find Molly on Instagram.
The Tribunal is back in session to discuss the dreadfully boring "Man of the People" with Emily Gain. The only thing of importance I learned was that when Deanna gets frisky she has her mom's fashion sense.
The tribunal reconvenes to pass our judgement on the season one disasterpiece "Justice". I am joined by author and friend Bethany Kesler to determine just how far this episode wanders into the Punishment Zone.
Please note: There were some slight episodes in layering the audio this episode, so you may occasionally hear some echo.
please enjoy!
After a brief unintended hiatus the Tribunal is back in session! This episode I am joined by friend of the show and games enthusiast Nat Webb to discuss the Lwaxana-stravaganza that is "Manhunt".
You can find more about Nat's work by looking into Shadow of the Demon Lord where he has contributed to the ongoing story of that game.
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The Tribunal reconvenes to judge the Season 4 episode "The Loss"! Counselor Troi loses her abilities and powers through the stages of grief. Also the ship is in danger (shocker!).
I am joined once again by Bill Cornelius.
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Hello and welcome to the pilot episode of Star Trek Tribunal, a podcast for terrible episodes of Star Trek. I am joined in this first inaugural episode by Bill Cornelius of Halangarde Pictures to discuss the baffling Season Seven TNG episode "Masks".
It's been my first time editing audio in about 10 years, so it might be a little rough around the edges, but I hope you enjoy!
There is not yet a release schedule for any future episodes, but I hope to get a lot of recording and editing done in the New Year.
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