A milestone. As of today, Untitled Star Trek Project has covered 20% of Star Trek — 192 out of 960 episodes.
Since we started on 4 November 2021, we've released 178 episodes, and 149 new episodes of Star Trek have been released.
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Time, love, identity and self-sacrifice combine in a top-tier Deep Space Nine episode, where solving this week’s intractable space problem matters less than simply doing the right thing.
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A high-concept Star Trek episode about quantum fluctuations gives way to a human story about what we owe to each other, a story where solving this week's intractable space problem matters less than simply doing the right thing.
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This week, Enterprise is beset once again by the Temporal Cold War, in the form of two guys who won’t stop talking about the Temporal Cold War, a conflict so subtle and urgent that no one can explain what it is or why anyone should care about it.
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This week, Enterprise is beset once again by the Temporal Cold War, in the form of two guys who won't stop talking about the Temporal Cold War, a conflict so subtle and urgent that no one can explain what it is or why anyone should care about it.
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An experimental quantum probability field causes the Enterprise crew to forget what humour is and how to do it. It's an agonising 45 minutes, only relieved by the sight of beautiful Billy Campbell dressed as a pirate.
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For our 200th episode, we find ourselves in a version of TNG which is dramatically and impractically lit and full of incident. It's like Yesterday's Enterprise but everyone has much worse knees. It's Picard Series 3, Imposters.
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For our 200th episode, we find ourselves in a version of TNG which is dramatically and impractically lit and full of incident. It's like Yesterday's Enterprise but everyone has much worse knees. It's Picard Series 3, Imposters.
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If you ever wanted to try Untitled Star Trek Project - and why not, we’re delightful and we love Star Trek - and wanted the complete library to choose from…now’s your chance!
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Three glamorous women beam aboard Enterprise, with fashionably asymmetrical sequinned dresses, led by the charmingly ridiculous Harcourt Fenton Mudd, with his gap-toothed smile and alarming chest hair. It's kind of fun, but is the chauvinism too high a price to pay?
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Well, if you want to motivate yourself to watch the most recent episode of #StarTrekSNW, then our randomiser has just the settings you need.
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Okay. One more. But now I'm narrowing it down to another episode of Star Trek: Discovery.
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"Disconnection. That’s how this future began. One moment in time that radiated outward, until no one even remembered that connection was possible anymore. But it is."
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Okay. I'm super bored and I'm on my own, so I'm going to roll a random Star Trek episode on the @untitledstartrekproject.com website's randomiser and I'm just going to watch it. Even if it's an episode of Enterprise Season 1.
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This week, so entranced is Nathan by the beauty of the Enterprise crew, the size and glossy finish of its sets, and the technological wonder of the effects wall that he fails to notice that nothing happens for about half an hour. Fortunately, Joe is here to help out.
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This week, so entranced is Nathan by the beauty of the Enterprise crew, the size and glossy finish of its sets, and the technological wonder of the effects wall that he fails to notice that nothing happens for about half an hour. Fortunately, Joe is here to help out.
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This week, I refuse to put more effort into this post than the writers put into Voyager's Twisted.
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An unusual Enterprise episode with some fun serialisation, an inventive premise, and enough time to hang with the crew while they go exploring — all of which makes for an entertaining 25 minutes. Sadly, the episode lasts 45 minutes.
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– With each new consequence, the game begins to take shape.
– And you have no idea what that shape is until it is completed.
– That’s right. In fact, the game wouldn’t be worth playing if we knew what was going to happen.
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This week, Wesley must choose between two options. One, build another fortress of impunity to protect his privileged friends. Or two, simply tell the truth and take the consequences. Surprisingly, he chooses the least fashionable option.
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It’s a perfect thirtieth birthday present for the franchise, reminding us that Trek isn’t about nerds watching the Romulans and the Federation shoot at each other — it’s about being cool and stylish and funny. In space. With great hair.
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A compelling hook, a couple of memorable and significant visuals, a clear and straightforward time loop premise, and a human story of guilt, atonement and forgiveness. One of the best episodes in Star Trek history.
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Years ago, we were offered a contract which promised 180 episodes of peace and prosperity until Ardra’s return, when she’d demand our eternal servitude, mainly consisting of admiring her smile and fabulous hair. We can both see the upside.
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This week, the children of Earth face a difficult and precarious future — one that they didn’t create but that they nevertheless have to endure. And now there’s a new Star Trek series where that’s basically happening too. Joe & @nathanbottomley.com investigate.
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This week, Joe and Nathan struggle to find exactly the right word to express their feelings about this episode.
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Another astonishingly dull and unambitious week aboard Enterprise, as Hoshi Sato is accidentally transported into a high-concept plot that we’ve seen done better half a dozen times in the last fifteen years.
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This week, Deep Space Nine starts again — with a second pilot episode just over two and a half years after the first one. It’s The Best of Both Worlds, only much faster, funnier and more confident. And this is just the beginning. Again.
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USTP Christmas Special - starring @toddbeilby.bsky.social
Glacial pace, the lack of incident and the horrendous FX, but it has something to say — something about the love and friendship between grumpy old men who have known and annoyed one another for decades.
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Despite the slow pace, the lack of incident and the bad special effects, it celebrates the love and friendship between weird and grumpy old men who have annoyed one another for decades. And if you’ve got that, who needs Sha Ka Ree?
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Tom, Harry, Neelix and Chakotay somehow return from a mission with PTSD — and with memories of a battle which might not even be theirs. But there is a point here, and some last-act location work lifts the whole thing considerably.
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