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Step into The Nexus with us as we spend this month talking about two pretty solid episodes of TREK! 

First up on TOS, it's "Wink of an Eye," a trippy episode that aired back on November 29, 1968. This episode features some wild special effects such as when Bones witnesses a man disappear right before his eyes! The ep also has Kirk and crew being annoyed by a buzzing sound, Kirk being a real dick to a yeoman over a cup of coffee, and Kirk and Spock drinking some strange Kool-Aid to trip so hard, they start moving faster like The Flash (or something close to that)! 

Then over on TNG, it's the giant-creature-floating-in-space thriller, "Tin Man." First airing on April 21, 1990, this episode has the crooked mayor from Buffy (Harry Groener) playing a super telepath who finds a friend in a living starship. You read that right. The episode also has some classic pissed off Riker, cool-looking attacks by the Romulans, and possibly the very first appearance of a fully-CGI door in Trek! 

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 this weird thing we do—we couldn't do it without you!

Cover art by Felipe Sobreiro.

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Michael Daniels

Out of curiosity, why couldn't we pick new Trek episodes for The Nexus? Are they too serialized, like Melr0210? Or do you just not want to risk having to see another episode of Picard? (I don't blame anyone for that)

Felipe Sobreiro

That whole Three Stooges creampie riff might be the hardest I’ve laughed in a long time

Daniel Hood

Alot of the newer shows are serialized (Discovery, Picard, Prodigy to a certain extent).

Gabryel Steinmetz

All of new Trek is serialized except Strange New World, though even that show is serialized somewhat. On the subject, DS9 and Enterprise both become serialized half way through series.

Daniel Hood

I wouldn't classify Lower Decks as serialized the same way because not every episode depends on the last one for you to understand the central plot of the episode. Certainly some continuity happens, but it's not like Discovery where dropping mid-season one would leave you scratching your head bc the plot extends over the entire season.

Michael Daniels

Hard yes. First season is a little shaky but it picks up. Also Strange New Worlds is damn near perfect.

TDB

As a Tim, I can verify we're a bunch of weirdos.