Dave and Andrew, their mics wide open because it’s time for Darmok! on this all-new episode of ST:TNGeez . . .

Season 5 is in full gear as we reach one of the all time classic episodes! The Enterprise D is dispatched to take another swing at establishing communications with the Children of Tama, aka the Tamarians. Seems like previous attempts have failed, so why not send the man who schooled the Sheliak? Remember what a pain in the ass they were? Things get off to a rough start as neither side seems to understand the other. Then the Tamarians kidnap PIcard and send him planetside along with their own captain, who offers Picard a sharp blade and a smile. Captain and crew are seriously befuddled. Is this meant to be a captain-on-captain brawl ala Kirk vs. the Gorn? Or maybe some sort of group whittling project? Who knows? Certainly not Commander Riker and the rest of the crew who race to find a way to rescue Picard without starting a war. Will Data and Troi break the code and figure out how to communicate with the Tamarians? Will Geordi and Worf find a way to penetrate the field that prevents them from rescuing Picard? Is the bridge that chilly that Picard needs to wear a jacket indoors? Find out in this exciting episode of ST:TNGeez, Not Another Star Trek Podcast.

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Last time on ST:TNGeez, Not Another Star Trek Podcast, Worf had resigned from Starfleet to fight alongside Gowron in the Klingon civil war. Honestly, if you want to know all the ins and outs of this bloody conflict, you need to listen to the last episode because it’s . . . It’s a lot. Suffice to say that it’s newly ascended chancellor Gowron vs. the Duras family who are being backed by those sneaky old Romulans. Those little stinkers are smuggling supplies to the Duras-es (or Duras family), and Picard just ain’t having it. Being the flagship and all, the Enterprise leads a coalition of 20 starships to form a blockade along the Klingon/Romulan border. Try sneaking your cloaked ships past that, Romulans! Of course they do, but little do they know that one of those 20 ships is under the command of everyone’s favorite robot, Data! If you ever wanted to see how your favorite robot would drive one of these Galaxy-Classes - well… Robot drives! All this and we haven’t even mentioned that Romlan Tasha Yar lookalike, Commander Sela! Will Worf finally be treated with respect now that he’s among his own -- the Klingons? Will Picard find out the secret behind Commander Sela’s origins? Will Troi and Bev get any more than ten lines each in this episode? Find out in this exciting all-new episode of ST:TNGeez, Not Another Star Trek Podcast!

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Special guests Andrea and Shereese from The TNG Podcast are back!

The final frontier is reached at last as we enjoy this final “Next Generation” motion picture extravaganza! In an unexpected maneuver, the newly ascended praetor of the Romulan Empire requests a visit from the Enterprise E!

Picard hightails it to the Romulan homeworld without the common courtesy of dropping off the newlywed Troi and Riker. What could be so pressing as to lead our classy captain to commit such a faux pas?

How about a coup that places the mysterious Shinzon in the role of predator of the empire backed by his equally mysterious Reman “brothers”? (Are there any female Remans? If so, where are they?)

The command crew beams down to Shinzon’s goth palace for a chat, and as a welcome gift, Shinzon offers some of his blood. Sounds gross until Bev analyzes the blood to discover that Shinzon is a clone of Jean-Luc! (Which is still gross, but at least there’s a point to it, kinda.)

Meanwhile, the Enterprise just happens to stumble onto yet another Soong-type android scattered across a desert planet. Picard drags Worf and Data on a dune buggy ride to retrieve the bits and reassemble them into an android that looks just like Data. They deduce it's a prototype that just happens to be named . . . B-4. Seriously. That’s its name. It has the brain of a Pakled and a jumpsuit to match. Seems they don’t make clones the way they used to. But things kick into gear when Shinzon begins to implement his master plan involving the deadly Thalaron radiation! How is B-4 linked to Shinzon and his master plan? What is his master plan anyway? Why does he need Picard’s blood so badly? Why is his suit so tight? (that has to chafe!) Do they not have dentists on Romulus? Found out in this all new episode of ST:TNGeez, Not Another Star Trek Podcast!

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It's the season ending wrap up show that you've all been waiting for! Join Andrew and Dave over a steaming hot plate of gagh, or is it ALPO? Dave and Andrew review the past 26 episodes of Star Trek The Next Generation, Season 4, on the Alpha Quadrant's most exciting rewatch podcast. They dive into the good, the bad, and the Geordi as they list into favorite and not-so-favorite episodes. Plus there are jokes galore! They talk Klingon intrigue, Cardassian neck creases, dead Yars, pet Targs, Starfleet Crushers, and poor, poor Troi! But what is their obsession with Lorne Greene's favorite dog food anyway? All this galaxy-class fun in a laugh-fest that promises to tickle your Ferngi-bone!

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Ever wanted to watch a bunch of Klingons talking about politics? Sounds like loads of fun to us! It’s the end of Season 4 at least with episode 26, “Redemption Part 1!

Okay, here we go! It’s the giant season cliffhanger, and after last season’s “Best of Both Worlds” Borg-a-thon, this is going to be a doozy! It’s all the Klingon politics you could ever want as Gowron ascends to head of the empire while Picard dutifully performs his role as Arbiter of Succession. Why is a Starfleet officer performing such a politically charged role for the empire? Never mind because there are other things to worry about as Gowron’s claim is challenged by the newly-discovered son of his dead rival Duras who was killed by Worf after Duras killed K’helyr who had given birth to Worf’s son and and and Oy! What a mess! But we get to meet the Duras sisters, Lursa and B'hetor, who have Picard over for tea and scalp stroking! Worf’s brother Kurn is back! There are space battles! Worf resigns! Finally, the shadowy Romulan figure from “The Mind’s Eye” steps out into the light, and it’s . . . Tasha Yar? Whaaaaaaaa?

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It’s almost the end of Season Four and the show wants to fantasize with Data, so they make him fall in love with a woman – is that a thing a robot can even do? (Why don’t you ask Yar?-- know what I mean? BIGGA BIGG: Talk about “Fully Functional” Buck!) One of Data’s crewmates, Jenna D’Sora, gets the hots for him because he’s such a goddamned considerate Robot, and Data gets it in his positronic brain that he wants to experience a relationship – Hey, the dude’s had a cat, a daughter, and now, how about a girlfriend? After seeking advice from the whole command crew, Data decides to start a relationship and writes up a charming subroutine so that he can be the perfect mate. Jenna is charmed at first as Data checks off the dating boxes of being the perfect boyfriend. This android gets pretty good at dating, but perhaps he’s a little too good. If that isn’t enough, the Enterprise crew is encountering weird anomalies that get weirder and worse – er as the episode goes on! Maybe it’s the Space Cloud they’ve entered? Maybe it’s all the robo love being thrown around? Maybe it’s Patrick Stewart directing? Maybe. Maybe!

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Geordi is flying to Risa, the pleasure planet, for some much deserved time off when he ends up getting kidnapped by the Romulans! Wait, the Romulans? Yes, the Romulans! Does this have something to do with the rumors the Federation is arming rebels on a Klingon colony on the Federation/Klingon border? A Klingon ambassador named Kell comes aboard the Enterprise to help Picard and the crew ease tensions and prove the Federation’s innocence. The Klingon governor Vagh doesn’t believe Picard for one bald minute and tensions continue to build. Meanwhile, there’s a Romulan agent aboard activating the recently brainwashed Geordi! What is LaForge programmed to do? Who’s the Romulan operative? And will Geordi ever have an episode where he isn’t being tortured, transformed, or tormented?

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Have you ever wanted to see Bev and Riker make out? Yeah, us neither, but here it comes anyway. It’s “The Host” on this exciting new episode of ST:TNZgeez, Not Another Star Trek Podcast, and it’s coming at you right about . . . NOW!

Introducing the Alpha Quadrant’s best Uber ever—The Enterprise D! Yes, once again, the flagship of the Federation, the scourge of Romulans and Ferengi everywhere, is doing its rideshare thang and taking Trill Ambassador Odan to … to resolve a dispute between two contentious moons. But Odan has Dr. Beverly Crusher saying, “Oh Damn!” cuz this Trill is giving her a major thrill. That’s right, Bev’s in love, and it’s all string music and roses until Odan gets seriously injured and the crew discover the true meaning of the episode’s title. Odan is a parasite living in a humanoid host! Gross! But it gets even grosser when Odan’s host body dies and to keep it alive, Riker volunteers to be its new host! Will Riker survive the strain of being host to the Trill parasite? Will Odan be able to overcome the strain of living in an incompatible host? Will Bev be able to look past all she knows about Riker’s STDs? Find out in this exciting episode of ST:TNGeez . . .

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