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The finale of Star Trek Summer is upon us, and before we send the crew of the Enterprise on their merry way, we've got a final pair of adventures to get through! First up, yet another old-human-society-on-an-alien-planet-thing in Bread and Circuses, then we meet Assignment: Earth's Gary Seven and Roberta Lincoln, two crazy kids in the 1960s who have to stop World War III while Kirk and Spock stand around watching.

CHAPTERS:

(00:00:00) - The Nextlander Watchcast Episode 150: Star Trek: Bread and Circuses and Assignment: Earth(00:00:33) - Intro.(00:01:01) - Wasting no time at all launching straight into Bread and Circuses (and all the other Earth-like planet episodes).(00:06:59) - Some of the fraught background of this episode's production.(00:12:50) - Our penultimate guest cast.(00:19:13) - Planet Rome.(00:23:34) - Sun worshipers? They're more common than you think!(00:30:36) - At least we get a properly slimy villain in this episode.(00:37:50) - Sending Spock and Bones into the arena.(00:41:13) - The tank is on E and we've still got almost 15 minutes left in the episode.(00:49:08) - Are we really tacking a Jesus thing on here? Yes we are.(00:51:55) - What happens to this planet after this? And final thoughts.(00:55:00) - Break!(00:55:28) - We're back, and it's time to head back home in Assignment: Earth!(00:58:08) - The Star Trek Spin-Off Showcase!(01:01:59) - Cast chat, wherein we learn of Teri Garr's distaste for Star Trek and its fans.(01:05:23) - Brushing up against history.(01:09:12) - Here comes Gary.(01:16:34) - Gary has a mission (and a sick office).(01:20:45) - Oh no, a normal human woman!(01:24:46) - Here come Spock and Kirk to...stand around mostly?(01:26:01) - Wacky antics ensue.(01:29:00) - Gary climbs a rocket, Roberta messes with stuff.(01:35:46) - Kirk and Spock crash into the final scene for just long enough to do something lightly important.(01:40:25) - World War III is averted, but Gary Seven was never brought to series, so it all comes out in the wash.(01:44:15) - Final thoughts.(01:45:40) - Time for our favorites (and least favorites) of the season.(01:57:56) - What we have coming up in September.(02:01:30) - Outro.

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Aaron

Thanks for Posting on Labor Day! Hello Nextlanders!

swiftdraw

Bread and Circus was the first Star Trek episode of any series I saw ever. I’ll be honest, I couldn’t understand my mom’s fondness of TOS Star Trek after watching it.

Artifice Shell

Nate RFB is the community member who suggested watching the Columbo episodes featuring Nimoy and Shatner. Nate RFB, if you can read this, please collect your prize in the lobby.

pete h

I just have to say I absolutely love these shows.

M.C.G

Speaking of Star Trek tie-in novels, most are distinctly mid, but some of them are very good, and John M. Ford's How Much for Just the Planet is legitimately a great madcap comedy that happens to be a Star Trek novel. I think Vinny would get a kick out of it, at least.

csl316

Didn't watch a single episode this season, but I had a fantastic time listening!