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EnterpriseSplaining 63: Away Mission to Highlander!

This week we are taking a break from Star Trek Enterprise and instead going on an away mission to visit the 1986 movie Highlander. Jamie flat out refused to watch the movie, so instead, Bill and our special guest John Stephen King (who you may know as the voice of

Top portion features the EnterpriseSplaining logo with the subheading “A Star Trek Podcast” Middle portion is an image from the Enterprise episode Canamar showing a smug looking archer with an alien standing behind him with the words “Star Trek Enterprise: Canamar. Below, there’s a section in blue with the white letters saying “Smug Criminals!” Over the image is a stamp saying “SECOND CONTACT”

EnterpriseSplaining 62: Second Contact: Smug Criminals!

This week, we’re on a second contact mission, revisiting Star Trek: Enterprise Season 2, Episode 17 “Canamar.” now that Jamie and Maria have watched it and have a lot of thoughts about this Star Trek version of ConAir (ConAirMar?). Also, in everyone’s favorite segment Mammary Alpha, we learn about the

Top portion features the EnterpriseSplaining logo with the subheading “A Star Trek Podcast” Middle portion is an image from the Enterprise episode Canamar showing a smug looking archer with an alien standing behind him with the words “Star Trek Enterprise: Canamar. Below, there’s a section in blue with the white letters saying “Smug Criminals!”

EnterpriseSplaining 61: Smug Criminals!

We’re watching Star Trek: Enterprise Season 2, Episode 17 “Canamar,” but only Bill has actually watched the episode. Archer confesses he’s a criminal, Trip gets stuck next to That Guy on a long flight, and while T’Pol is in charge, everyone does their jobs competently. Is this the first Enterprise

EnterpriseSplaining 60: Second Contact: Future Imperfect!

This week, we’re on a second contact mission, revisiting Star Trek: Enterprise Season 2, Episode 16 “Future Tense,” now that Maria and Bill have watched it.  A word of warning: If you haven’t listened to the episode before this one, “Future Imperfect!,” go listen to that first because this is

Top portion features the EnterpriseSplaining logo with the subheading “A Star Trek Podcast” Middle portion is an image from the Enterprise episode Future Tense showing Trip and a Suliban lying on the floor with the words “Star Trek Enterprise: Future Tense. Below, there’s a section in blue with the white letters saying “Grammar Puns!”

EnterpriseSplaining 59: Future Imperfect!

We’re watching Star Trek: Enterprise Season 2, Episode 16 “Future Tense,” but only Jamie has actually watched the episode. The Enterprise discovers a ship that can travel through time and is bigger on the inside, and yet this is somehow not a Doctor Who crossover.  Rikermendations:

Top portion features the EnterpriseSplaining logo with the subheading “A Star Trek Podcast” Middle portion is an image from the Enterprise episode Cease Fire showing The Andorian Shran and Captain Archer with the words “Star Trek Enterprise: Cease Fire. Below, there’s a section in blue with the white letters saying “Vulcans Have No Balls!” Over the image is a stamp saying “SECOND CONTACT”

EnterpriseSplaining 58: Second Contact: Vulcans Have No Balls!

This week, we’re on a second contact mission, revisiting Star Trek: Enterprise Season 2, Episode 15 “Cease Fire,” now that Jamie, Bill, and Maria have watched it. Joining us this week to discuss this episode is Elaine from the Monkeeing Around podcast A word of warning: If you haven’t listened

Top portion features the EnterpriseSplaining logo with the subheading “A Star Trek Podcast” Middle portion is an image from the Enterprise episode Cease Fire showing The Andorian Shran and Captain Archer with the words “Star Trek Enterprise: Cease Fire. Below, there’s a section in blue with the white letters saying “Vulcans Have No Balls!”

EnterpriseSplaining 57: Vulcans Have No Balls!

We’re watching Star Trek: Enterprise Season 2, Episode 15 “Cease Fire,” but only our guest explainer Chuck from the Earth Station Trek podcast has actually watched the episode. The Vulcans and Andorians are at war over a small but strategically located planet. So, of course Captain Jonathan “the closest thing

Middle portion is an image from the Enterprise episode Stigma showing T'Pol and Archer facing each other in the foreground. T'Pol looks mad, Archer looks confused. In the background, we see Phlox between them, watching and the words “Star Trek Enterprise: Stigma" are on the bottom. Below, there’s a section in blue with the white letters saying “Oops, I hate it again!” Over the image is a stamp saying “SECOND CONTACT”

EnterpriseSplaining 56: Second Contact: Oops, I hate it again!

This week, we’re on a second contact mission, revisiting Star Trek: Enterprise Season 2, Episode 14 “Stigma,” now that Jamie and Bill have watched it. Sue from the Women at Warp podcast is joining us to give us some background on what was going on in this episode. A word

Top portion features the EnterpriseSplaining logo with the subheading “A Star Trek Podcast” Middle portion is an image from the Enterprise episode Stigma showing T'Pol and Archer facing each other in the foreground. T'Pol looks mad, Archer looks confused. In the background, we see Phlox between them, watching. with the words “Star Trek Enterprise: Stigma. Below, there’s a section in blue with the white letters saying “Oops, I hate it again!”

EnterpriseSplaining 55: Oops, I hate it again!

We’re watching Star Trek: Enterprise Season 2, Episode 14 “Stigma,” but only Maria has actually watched the episode. T’Pol has to deal with some of the repercussions from the episode “Fusion,” Phlox has to explain HIPPA laws to Archer, and Trip has an exciting B-plot involving one of Phlox’s wives.

EnterpriseSplaining 54: Second Contact: Only Murders in the Enemy Mine!

This week, we’re on a second contact mission, revisiting Star Trek: Enterprise Season 2, Episode 13 “Dawn,” now that Maria and Jamie have watched it. We also discuss the Memory Alpha page on feet and have an extra special edition of Two Truths and a Lie courtesy of our friends

EnterpriseSplaining 53: Only Murders in the Enemy Mine!

We’re watching Star Trek: Enterprise Season 2, Episode 13 “Dawn,” but only Bill has actually watched the episode. What if Enterprise tried to tackle the greatest TNG ep of all time, “Darmok” and mixed it up with 1985 sci-fi film “Enemy Mine?” And what if it was Trip facing off

Top portion features the EnterpriseSplaining logo with the subheading “A Star Trek Podcast” Middle portion is an image of the logo for the tv series Quantum Leap. Below, there’s a section in blue with the white letters saying “Away Mission to Quantum Leap!”

EnterpriseSplaining 52: Away Mission to Quantum Leap!

We are taking a short break from Star Trek Enterprise this week to bring you this special bonus episode about Quantum Leap. Jamie tells Maria and Bill about her experience watching Quantum Leap for the first time after having already seen quite a bit of Scott Bakula in Enterprise. Sound

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