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Showing posts with label Star Trek The Animated Series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Star Trek The Animated Series. Show all posts

Star Trek The Animated Series: The Counter-Clock Incident

Mikey Heinrich and Billie Doux discuss the Animated Series finale, "The Counter-Clock Incident."

Mikey Heinrich: It's "Enterprise Babies!" as our gallant crew inadvertently winds up in a crazy parallel dimension where time runs backwards.

Star Trek The Animated Series: How Sharper than a Serpent's Tooth

Mikey Heinrich and Billie Doux discuss the Animated Series episode, "How Sharper than a Serpent's Tooth."

Mikey: Excerpt from "How Sharper than a Serpent's Tooth," sceenplay, draft one:

Ensign Walking Bear: "Sir! There appears to be a giant, candy-colored space lizard with huge wings hovering in the void of space in front of us! This is the weirdest thing we've ever seen!"

Star Trek The Animated Series: Albatross

Mikey Heinrich and Billie Doux discuss the Animated Series episode, "Albatross."

Mikey: In which we learn that there is no intergalactic Good Samaritan Law.

Star Trek The Animated Series: The Practical Joker

Mikey Heinrich and Billie Doux discuss the Animated Series episode, "The Practical Joker."

Mikey: The USS Enterprise, after passing through a mysterious gas cloud, develops a sentient personality.

In related news, it turns out that the USS Enterprise is kind of a dick.

Star Trek The Animated Series: Bem

Mikey Heinrich and Billie Doux discuss the Animated Series episode, "Bem."

Mikey: Well, at least Spock gave that nice shout out to the virtues of being a librarian. That was nice.

Star Trek The Animated Series: The Pirates of Orion

Mikey Heinrich and Billie Doux discuss "The Pirates of Orion."

Mikey: Why? For the love of god, WHY???

Star Trek The Animated Series: The Jihad

Mikey Heinrich and Billie Doux discuss "The Jihad."

Mikey: I think we can all agree that they probably would have gone with a different title these days.

Well, that wraps things up for the first season of Star Trek: The Animated Series. And it's... well, it's a lot.

Star Trek The Animated Series: The Eye of the Beholder

Mikey Heinrich and Billie Doux discuss The Animated Series episode, "The Eye of the Beholder."

Mikey Heinrich: The Enterprise has been dispatched to investigate the mysterious disappearance of the crew of a starship, and Kirk is shocked – SHOCKED, I tell you – at the idea of a starship captain disobeying orders to do what he thinks best to save his crew. Shocked.

Star Trek The Animated Series: The Slaver Weapon

Mikey Heinrich and Billie Doux discuss The Animated Series episode, "The Slaver Weapon."

Mikey: Wow, that was a lot of ideas to throw at that one wall.

Star Trek The Animated Series: The Ambergris Element

Mikey Heinrich and Billie Doux discuss "The Ambergris Element."

Mikey Heinrich: Kirk and Spock become fish people. Disappointingly, there is no joke about tartar sauce.

Star Trek The Animated Series: The Time Trap

Mikey Heinrich and Billie Doux discuss The Animated Series episode, "The Time Trap."

Mikey Heinrich: There was so much potential in this premise, and then it seemed like they just couldn't be bothered to follow up on any of it. That's disappointing.

Star Trek The Animated Series: The Terratin Incident

Mikey Heinrich and Billie Doux discuss The Animated Series episode, "The Terratin Incident."

Mikey Heinrich: Who's an itty bitty Kirk then? Who's the cutest iddle iddy biddy Kirk? Is it you? Yes, it's you!

Star Trek The Animated Series: Mudd's Passion

Mikey Heinrich and Billie Doux discuss The Animated Series episode, "Mudd's Passion."

Mikey Heinrich:
"I'd like to pitch an idea for a Star Trek script."
"OK, let's hear it."
"Nurse Chapel buys some space roofies, uses them on Spock, and everybody thinks it's charming."

Star Trek The Animated Series: Once Upon a Planet

Mikey Heinrich and Billie Doux discuss The Animated Series episode, "Once Upon a Planet."

Mikey Heinrich: The gallant crew of the Starship Enterprise return to the Shore Leave planet, last seen in "Shore Leave." For some Shore Leave.

Star Trek The Animated Series: The Magicks of Megas-Tu

The Agents of Doux are covering The Animated Series with "discussion reviews."

Mikey Heinrich: Damn, Satan is ripped.

Star Trek The Animated Series: The Infinite Vulcan

Mikey Heinrich and Billie Doux discuss The Animated Series episode, "The Infinite Vulcan."

Mikey Heinrich: Giant Spock!

Star Trek The Animated Series: The Survivor

The Agents of Doux are covering The Animated Series with "discussion reviews."

Mikey Heinrich: The crew of the Enterprise come across a one-man ship in distress and are more than a little surprised when the occupant turns out to be Space Warren Buffet, lost philanthropist Carter Winston, who has been missing for the last five years.

Star Trek The Animated Series: More Tribbles, More Troubles

The Agents of Doux are covering The Animated Series with "discussion reviews."

Mikey Heinrich: I want it on record, I will die angry that the official title for this isn't "Mo' Tribbles, Mo' Troubles."

Star Trek The Animated Series: The Lorelei Signal

The Agents of Doux are covering The Animated Series with "discussion reviews."

Mikey Heinrich: Investigating a mysterious pattern of disappearances in which one ship disappears from the exact same place every 27 and a bit years, Kirk and crew receive a mysterious signal at the expected time and place and follow it to the planet of Chicksamiright.