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On this month's trip into the Star Trek Nexus, we're chatting about two very different episodes from this franchise!

First up on TOS, it's the completely insufferable episode, "The Way to Eden." Originally airing February 21, 1969, this episode has Kirk & Co. contending with some obnoxious space hippies, the Enterprise getting hijacked... A-gain, Chekov awkwardly running into an ex-girlfriend, and Charlies Napier singing some of the worst songs ever recorded!

Then, further ahead in the timeline on TNG, we're talking about the Twilight Zone-esque episode, "Remember Me." Not to be confused with the R-Pats movie of the same name, this episode premiered on October 20, 1990 and features a really fantastic Gates McFadden performance, Wesley nearly killing his own mother with this dumb warp drive experiment, Geordi getting ready to strangle the annoying ensign over the whole calamity, and the Traveler showing up to help rescue Beverly AND be creepy around Wes again! 

The Nexus is a WHM podcast where the guys futilely go through two Star Trek series at the same time. Thank you so much for continuing to support our family of shows—we couldn't do it without you! We know you have lots of options for podz and we're super-stoked you chose to spend some time with us—thanks again!

Cover art by Felipe Sobreiro.

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Winson Paine

Gonna wipe my eyes and be ready sad, the whm folks thought the Trek was bad!

Craig

Been waiting for this one!

James C Harris

Basically Star Trek V is a retread of Journey to Eden. As far The Tommyknockers go, it does have Teaci Lords

MarkNM

In moving on to The Good Old Boys and crafting a country persona, Charles Napier followed a career path not too dissimilar to that of Kenny Rogers.

Tweet Joe Self

You guys are too old and bitter to be using ‘banger’ and ‘slaps’ btw. 😂😆🤣

John Halski

Y’all are crazy. “The Way to Eden” rules!

We Hate Movies

See, but it's exactly what we said, Joe! You use it jokingly for too long and you quickly start using it "jokingly"! - Andrew

Paul

We Herbert Movies

Convincing John

the bees aren't in Eden. but they are... in Beeden

Jason

But Eric just got YOLO tattooed on his knuckles

Wesley Hall

No way, they got the rizz for whatever!

John Edwards

Chris treating zoomer slang like it's the trigger for the Pontypool virus is delightful.

Smaug

My favorite lines from Beekeeper were, 1) "When someone hurts an older person in our society, sometimes they're left to face the hornets alone." and 2) "You kicked the beehive, now we have to reap the whirlwind." Fuck yeah Beekeeper, mixed metaphor

The Great Wheel

DS9 is all about people who aren't satisfied with the Federation you guys are gonna love DS9.

Fintan McGrath

Just an FYI, Colm Meaney's first name is pronounced exactly like the world column. "Call Em".

NFlux Forever

Inspired by one of my zoomer work friends, I've tried (and failed) to incorporate "bet" into my vernacular.

Samuel McGuire

The TOS episode immediately goes up a star if you swap in Jerry Reed for Napier. Throw some fins and knobs and lights on Jerry’s axe, and let him fly!

Samuel McGuire

He’s got the acting chops, notably the best animated guest star on the New Scooby Doo movies.

MarkNM

What's good for the goose, is worth two in the bush.

Kahless

How in the fuck can ANYONE dislike the episode?! It’s one of the greatest hours of television ever broadcast! 🏆

Billie Jackson

Or keep Napier but switch out the director for Napier's former boss Russ Meyer.

Billie Jackson

Wrt the xenophobic humans of Trek, there is an arc of a couple of episodes at the end of Enterprise season four in which a movement like that, led by Peter Weller, attempts to sabotage the formation of the Federation. It's a fairly decent story and is kinda the end of the series, as the final episode is mostly about Riker deciding not to take the promotion he was offered in TNG.