The criminal justice system of the stars is called into question, Kirk and a gorgeous female Doctor investigate, hilarious pain acting ensues!
Dan and Cam take you through the thrilling adventure!
A planet just like earth is discovered by the Enterprise. But the society is in ruins and only savage parentless children remain. The crew is stranded and infected by the same disease that killed the adults, and yet Kirk still find time to be creepy towards a teenager!
Cam and Dan wade through the cringe-y Freud fest of teen angst as this episode sails by, only on the Meh Generation.
When a scientist who has been missing asks Kirk to come to the planet's surface alone, what could possibly go wrong? Oh, right, everything from killer androids to bottomless pit deaths. Cam and Dan are here to argue the finer points of robot creation and dyed potatoes in this classic 60's romp.
But more importantly, Dan makes his first true Trekkie observation: how would Kirk have handled the Borg?!?! Find out!
This episode is the kind of sexist romp that people think of when they think of Star Trek. If you are at all woke, this episode will make you need a nap. Cam and Dan tiptoe through the disaster that is this episode while lampooning the sexist ass-hats that romp through the Enterprise.
From 1966, God help us, this is a bad one.
A transporter mishap splits Captain Kirk into two people: one aggressive and emotional, the intelligent but weak! (Not unlike your hosts!) A game of cat and mouse and a philosophical diatribe follows as the crew deals must get Kirk back into one piece and save the away team before it's too late!
From October 1966, it's episode 5!