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Find out what Mike, Ian, and guest Ian Ramsey have to say about this week's We Are Starfleet covering Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 episode 8 "Four-and-a-Half Vulcans."

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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 episode 8 "Four-and-a-Half Vulcans" is an episode I had to sit with for a while, and while I still have a few qualms, I ended up liking it a good bit on repeat viewings. Learn why in my review on @fangirlishsite!

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Found out last minute that Doug Jones was at a horror con around the corner from my house over the weekend. Couldn’t pass up the opportunity to meet him in person. He remembered me from where I interviewed him for @fangirlishsite. The rumors are true; he gives the best hugs. Thanks, Doug. ❤️

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In this week's Mission Log: Gene-ology, Earl and I tackle a challenging script from Jefferson Drum, "Stagecoach Episode." This is the last script Gene Roddenberry wrote for this series.

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Yours truly is co-hosting Mission Log: A Roddenberry Star Trek Podcast LIVE tonight alongside Mission Log: Prodigy host Charlynn Schmiedt! We're discussing #StarTrekStrangeNewWorlds season 3 episode 7 "What is Starfleet?" Call in and share your thoughts with us at 10 pm ET/7 pm PT. #StarTrek #nerdlyfe

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We're taking a little breather on the Video Store Podcast, but we're also recruiting! If you like our format and have podcasting credentials, listen to this and reach out.

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Busy week, so just some Star Trek: Strange New Worlds for this #SciFiSaturday! How about you?

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On this week's We Are Starfleet, Craig McKenzie & Ian Buckley tackle the first documentary-style episode Star Trek has ever done. Hear what they have to say about Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 episode 7 "What is Starfleet?"

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I'm back on @fangirlishsite discussing Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 episode 7 "What is Starfleet?" This is a fascinating episode in a format we've not seen in previous Star Trek.

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I was happy to be asked back for this episode of Creepy and Geeky, talking about my third favorite film of all time, Signs. Check this out and the rest of his M. Night Shyamalan series at the link.

(Yes, I know Mel Gibson is not a good dude. We point that out and move on to talk about the movie).

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From the Sci-Fi 5 Archive: If you've never listened to an episode of Sci-Fi 5 before, this is the one to hear. Thank you to The Oatmeal for collaborating with us on this one. Happy Birthday, Gene.

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On this week's Mission Log: Gene-ology, Earl and I tackle the third script Gene Roddenberry wrote for Jefferson Drum, "The Poet." Can a gunslinger become a poet? We've got thoughts.

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Happy Sci-Fi Saturday! Busy week, but I did catch Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Fantastic Four: First Steps, the pilot for Alien: Earth, and Eyes of Wakanda. How about you?

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Craig and Mike are back this week on We Are Starfleet this week to chat Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 episode 6 "The Sehlat Who Ate Its Tail." Part of Film Stories.

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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 episode 6 "The Sehlat Who Ate Its Tail" is the real standout of the season thus far. Find out why in my review of the episode on @fangirlishsite.

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On this week's Mission Log: Gene-ology, Earl and I take a look at the third script Gene Roddenberry wrote for Jefferson Drum, "The Poet." What would it take to make you put down the gun? We discuss this and more in this week's show.

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Did you miss last week's Video Store Podcast? @retroist has picked out 4 films made set in his home state of New Jersey.