How Much for Just the Podcast‪?‬ Pretty Grouse!

Damo and Mick mark the milestone of reaching the first Star Trek movie by getting sidetracked even more than usual and end up discussing Lost, The X-Files, Superman comics, US late night TV, ship enthusiasts, touch typing, and more! There's more digression than you can poke a nuclear wessel at!

A black star flings the Enterprise back to 1969, where they snag an air force captain named Christopher, and get sultry with the computer. Naturally, Damo and Mick are gonna talk about it, in this episode with added hangovers! Klingon jokes, Shatner's fighting, getting the "jab", it's all entirely logical. Don't question it too much.

In this episode of original recipe Star Trek, April Tatro stars as Isis the cat, who accompanies some dude who teleports around and does plot exposition to a computer. Jim and Spock stand around the background to reassure everyone that this is indeed an episode of Star Trek, and not something else.

Damo and Mick are joined by special guest Caili who puts on the red shirt, and they talk an awful lot about Dr Who, Sapphire and Steel, Friends, Buffy, Steven Universe, oh, and also Star Trek.

In this very special visual episode of How Much for Just the Podcast?, Damo and Mick talk about how the Star Trek timeline is going to intersect with the actual real one this year!

Tickets to "Hailing Frequencies Open" a special event to celebrate Picard and friends being on Earth during the Melbourne International Comedy Festival are now on sale! They're cheap, it'll be silly and fun, come!

https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2024/shows/damo-and-mick

In this episode of Enterprise, a Vulcan named Mestral who is wearing a beanie plays a game of pool in a bar on Earth in 1957. Mestral breaks, but initially pots no balls. His human opponent sinks a couple in quick succession, leaving Mestral at a strategic disadvantage. However, Mestral recovers rapidly as the table clears, allowing him multiple clear shots. After equalising his position, he finally calls that he will pot the 8-ball in the corner pocket and does so, winning the game. Then a bunch of other stuff happens.

Three unscrupulous men visit mid-20th century Earth and attempt to doom the inhabitants to decades of unfettered capitalism, ever-advancing military technology, and the horrific oppression of living in a society obsessed with profit. Their plans are thwarted and humanity is allegedly spared from this fate. Lucky us!