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Prepare your best double facepalm because we're meeting "The Offspring"!Anika Dane and Liz Barr of Antimatter Pod are back on the show this week to discuss an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation that represents not only a poignant exploration of what is "human" but also an important turning point in TNG storytelling. After attending a conference on cybernetics, Data is inspired to create a "daughter" named Lal. But when Starfleet learns of the existence of another Soong-type android, Data and Picard are forced to defend Lal's essential humanity as well as Data's right to parent herStar Trek began with "Star Trek Is...", creator Gene Roddenberry's somewhat ambiguous pitch document, but over the course of a half-century, hundreds of writers and creators have worked to deepen Trek's universe and to reinforce the core values of egalitarianism and positivity that he originally proposed. Through their efforts and imagination, Trek went from a quirky TV show with dramatic potential to an exemplar of allegorical storytelling in the television medium. On this episode, we talk about the synergistic effect of collaboration in the Trek franchise, the gradual realization and maturation of Gene's spark of an idea, filling in the blanks of your universe retroactively, the meteoric rise of Trek writing in the mid-TNG era, the essential respect of personhood in Trek, and the "cardinal sin of treating people as things."We also discuss "The Measure of a Child", homophobic narcs, "Android vs. Admiral", Dark Lal, Data said Trans Rights, 'splodey episodes vs. talky episodes and where CBS Trek fits, "real" fake fans, robots making robots, just how "good" the Federation actually is, gaslighting Data, a real "Age of Ultron" situation, the hell of being Kylo Ren's personal assistant, Data Spiner is best Spiner, "I just want my kid back beep boop", Anika drops social science on us, and Liz doesn't believe Picard is *actually* going to quit Starfleet!It's Mary Wiseman's favorite episode!Follow Anika and Liz on Twitter and check out Antimatter Pod!http://www.twitter.com/_lizbarrhttp://www.twitter.com/manicpixiedanehttp://antimatterpod.podbean.comLearn the story behind your favorite Trek stories with Backtrekking!http://www.twitter.com/backtrekkingHold hands with us on Facebook and Twitter and the Just Enough Trope Discord!http://www.facebook.com/eistpodhttp://www.twitter.com/eistpodhttps://discord.gg/UeytGNPBuy us a Mondrian on Patreon!http://www.patreon.com/eistpodSubscribe to the show on iTunes!https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/enterprising-individuals/id1113165661?mt=2

Prepare your best double facepalm because we're meeting "The Offspring"!Anika Dane and Liz Barr of Antimatter Pod are back on the show this week to discuss an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation that represents not only a poignant exploration of what is "human" but also an important turning point in TNG storytelling. After attending a conference on cybernetics, Data is inspired to create a "daughter" named Lal. But when Starfleet learns of the existence of another Soong-type android, Data and Picard are forced to defend Lal's essential humanity as well as Data's right to parent herStar Trek began with "Star Trek Is...", creator Gene Roddenberry's somewhat ambiguous pitch document, but over the course of a half-century, hundreds of writers and creators have worked to deepen Trek's universe and to reinforce the core values of egalitarianism and positivity that he originally proposed. Through their efforts and imagination, Trek went from a quirky TV show with dramatic potential to an exemplar of allegorical storytelling in the television medium. On this episode, we talk about the synergistic effect of collaboration in the Trek franchise, the gradual realization and maturation of Gene's spark of an idea, filling in the blanks of your universe retroactively, the meteoric rise of Trek writing in the mid-TNG era, the essential respect of personhood in Trek, and the "cardinal sin of treating people as things."We also discuss "The Measure of a Child", homophobic narcs, "Android vs. Admiral", Dark Lal, Data said Trans Rights, 'splodey episodes vs. talky episodes and where CBS Trek fits, "real" fake fans, robots making robots, just how "good" the Federation actually is, gaslighting Data, a real "Age of Ultron" situation, the hell of being Kylo Ren's personal assistant, Data Spiner is best Spiner, "I just want my kid back beep boop", Anika drops social science on us, and Liz doesn't believe Picard is *actually* going to quit Starfleet!It's Mary Wiseman's favorite episode!Follow Anika and Liz on Twitter and check out Antimatter Pod!http://www.twitter.com/_lizbarrhttp://www.twitter.com/manicpixiedanehttp://antimatterpod.podbean.comLearn the story behind your favorite Trek stories with Backtrekking!http://www.twitter.com/backtrekkingHold hands with us on Facebook and Twitter and the Just Enough Trope Discord!http://www.facebook.com/eistpodhttp://www.twitter.com/eistpodhttps://discord.gg/UeytGNPBuy us a Mondrian on Patreon!http://www.patreon.com/eistpodSubscribe to the show on iTunes!https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/enterprising-individuals/id1113165661?mt=2

The Shuttle Pod crew assembles to discuss all the news out of San Diego Comic-Con. The Star Trek Universe panel didn’t disappoint, giving us updates on the new expanded universe of CBS Trek on TV. The big one, of course, was ‘Star Trek: Picard,’ plus the irreverent fun of ‘Lower Decks,’ more ‘Short Treks’ coming this fall, and a small glimpse into season three of ‘Discovery.’ The podcasters also discuss the happy surprise that there may be a ‘Star Trek: The Motion Picture – Director’s Edition’ 4K version in the works, and ‘The Orville’ moving to Hulu for season three.

The Shuttle Pod crew assembles to discuss all the news out of San Diego Comic-Con. The Star Trek Universe panel didn’t disappoint, giving us updates on the new expanded universe of CBS Trek on TV. The big one, of course, was ‘Star Trek: Picard,’ plus the irreverent fun of ‘Lower Decks,’ more ‘Short Treks’ coming this fall, and a small glimpse into season three of ‘Discovery.’ The podcasters also discuss the happy surprise that there may be a ‘Star Trek: The Motion Picture – Director’s Edition’ 4K version in the works, and ‘The Orville’ moving to Hulu for season three.

Brian, Jared, Kayla, and Matt work through the latest news and rumors about upcoming CBS Trek shows. Including: the official announcement of a new cartoon series called Lower Decks, and the rumors of a Michelle Yeoh show focusing on Emperor Georgiou in Section 31. We also discuss some of the comments author Michael Chabon has made about his outlook on writing for the untitled Picard show. Finally, last week saw the release of the second Short Treks episode, co-written by Chabon, titled “Calypso.” Listen along as we discuss this rather unusual Star Trek short.

Brian, Jared, Kayla, and Matt work through the latest news and rumors about upcoming CBS Trek shows. Including: the official announcement of a new cartoon series called Lower Decks, and the rumors of a Michelle Yeoh show focusing on Emperor Georgiou in Section 31. We also discuss some of the comments author Michael Chabon has made about his outlook on writing for the untitled Picard show. Finally, last week saw the release of the second Short Treks episode, co-written by Chabon, titled “Calypso.” Listen along as we discuss this rather unusual Star Trek short.

Ladies and gentlemen, Jean-Luc Picard is back. That’s right: Patrick Stewart has confirmed that he is returning to play the legendary character in an all-new Star Trek series for CBS All Access! Transporter Room 3, Episode 139 Subscribe. Stewart and CBS Trek head honcho Alex Kurtzman made the... Click on the title for the full episode.

On this episode of "Future Imperfect," Admiral Phillips returns to discuss the possibilities of CBS and Viacom merging again, "The Wolf Inside", Twitter Wars on Discovery, Star Trek Discovery Predictions and more!I want to preface this with saying that the show will be taking a slightly different tone and direction with the dawn of 2018 and that is segmented. We'll be going a little longer and a little more diverse.Also eventually Captain Dodd who’s been at StarFleet medical will return along with a few others who may join the journey along the way but for now, it’s just me.Be sure to let us know your thoughts by sending us an email or connecting on twitter @AlteredGeek, @FutureWarped, we would love to hear from you! So until next time Live Long and Prosper!This week's LCARS  is #OFFLINEMake sure you Interact with the show via:Email:futureimperfect@geekcastradio.comGeeks:Steve "Megatron" Phillipshttp://feeds.feedburner.com/future-imperfect

News Minutes after last show posted - CBS Trek teaser released ST: Beyond to debut at SDCC with live orchestra. Street on Paramount lot renamed to Leonard Nimoy Way. Walter Koenig at ST con Ten Forward: Mike on this show: Opinions on TOS remaster? Good and bad points. Star Trek in pop culture: The Office 00:21 Episode insight: DS9: S2, E2 The Circle Character insight - Crossover characters Ken P.

News Minutes after last show posted - CBS Trek teaser released ST: Beyond to debut at SDCC with live orchestra. Street on Paramount lot renamed to Leonard Nimoy Way. Walter Koenig at ST con Ten Forward: Mike on this show: Opinions on TOS remaster? Good and bad points. Star Trek in pop culture: The Office 00:21 Episode insight: DS9: S2, E2 The Circle Character insight - Crossover characters Ken P.

News Nicholas Meyer named as a consulting producer & staff writer for new CBS Trek. “Different Direction” Trek Talks speaker series explores Star Trek's influence on technology, science, society, culture and more. http://www.startrek.com/trek_talks Pulaski Day is the first Monday in March. It’s a Chicago thing & that’s all I know about it. Ten Forward: Chris on Twitter: Surely by the 24th century there will be a cure for baldness. That means Picard choses to be bald, right? A: Gene Roddenberry - By the 24th century we’ll no longer judge people by their appearance. Star Trek in pop culture: Survivor's Remorse :: Six - A basketball player is discussing product endorsement deals with friends. 00:18 Episode insight: TNG S2: Unnatural Selection Character insight - Fitzpatrick Subspace communications

News Nicholas Meyer named as a consulting producer & staff writer for new CBS Trek. “Different Direction” Trek Talks speaker series explores Star Trek's influence on technology, science, society, culture and more. http://www.startrek.com/trek_talks Pulaski Day is the first Monday in March. It’s a Chicago thing & that’s all I know about it. Ten Forward: Chris on Twitter: Surely by the 24th century there will be a cure for baldness. That means Picard choses to be bald, right? A: Gene Roddenberry - By the 24th century we’ll no longer judge people by their appearance. Star Trek in pop culture: Survivor's Remorse :: Six - A basketball player is discussing product endorsement deals with friends. 00:18 Episode insight: TNG S2: Unnatural Selection Character insight - Fitzpatrick Subspace communications