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Mission Log is a Roddenberry Entertainment podcast with the sole purpose of exploring the Star Trek universe one episode at a time. That's right, this podcast will cover six different series and 30 seasons of television by journeying into every one of the 726 episodes with a single mission: to explore, debate and discuss one of the largest science fiction phenomena of all time, Star Trek. Starting with The Original Series' initial pilot and continuing chronologically until we reach the last episode of Star Trek: Enterprise, each week our hosts will tackle a single episode, delving into the most historical and hysterical science fiction that Star Trek has to offer. Along with a variety of guests and interviews, Mission Log will attempt to reach Star Trek's ethical subtext, understand it's complex metaphors and finally figure out what was the trouble with those tribbles. Explore strange new details. Seek out new perspectives; deeper understandings. Boldly go where so many of us love to go, again and again. Join us for Mission Log!
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I hate cooking, so I started listening to a podcast while doing food prep, and I was surprised that not only do I positively associate dinner with a good story, but I don’t even want to change which podcast I use for dinner. It’s a great way to essentially watch a show without the visual distraction, and it makes prep so much more bearable. I especially appreciate John’s hosting style, and both of them are great at having back-and-forth discussion that is respectful and interesting while also being able to disagree and take different stances, AND explore new perspectives. Thank you for the great podcast!
I truly enjoy the podcast. I caught it late (3 years how did I ever survive) and have been listening until I am caught up. I watch each episode after hearing the podcast to see what is discussed. I can’t say that I always agreed with the opinions, but I can’t say that they were well thought out and articulately expressed and gave me something to chew on. I really liked Ken and John at the beginning and was hesitant with the changes but gave it time and grew to appreciate Norman’s perspective just as much. You can tell how well you guys are respected by the amount of guests willing to pitch in during Norman condition issues. Keep up the great work.
Star Trek or otherwise, this is it. Mission Log took me on a fantastic journey through TOS, TNG, DS9 and now Voyager. I recommend watching the episode of the series prior to listening to the podcast as it really seems to help bring the points that John and Norman are discussing better into focus. Thanks for your hard work, men.
I spent most of my time at the more comedy oriented star trek pods but i checked out mission log when adam guest hosted and i am really glad to see the star trek pods crossing over and collaborating. Mission log is a detailed and informative review of episodes and i look forward to working my way through their back catalog
It would be great if the hosts discussed what actually happened in the episode they are reviewing, instead of commenting upon their own inserted narrative that doesn’t actually happen in the episode they are meant to be discussing. “The First Duty” (T.N.G.) taught us that the first duty of every Starfleet officer is to the truth. Apparently, the first duty of “Star Trek” podcasters is to the lie.
I tried listening to their TOS discussions, and I did like the behind the scenes research and the humorous use of the text-to-speech voice between sections. But it did require putting up with the attitude of one of the hosts - the one with the higher, thinner, more nasally voice. He aims this smugness not only at Star Trek but also at the other host. When he talked in circles endlessly about religion during the discussions of Who Mourns... simply to hear the sound of his own voice, I realized I could not take anymore of his virtue signaling.
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