On the Empire Podcast this week, we have more members of the crew of the Starship Enterprise

than the actual Starship Enterprise as Chris Pine, Sakri Quinto, Sophia Batella, John

Joe, and Carl Urban, join us for chats. All that, and the usual news and nonsense

in the movie podcast that is aware that Sophia Batella's character in Star Trek Beyond

is not a member of the Enterprise crew, don't write in, don't sue me, please don't

sue me, I have no money. Hello, pod, I'm Chris Huitt, welcome to the

Empire Podcast. After last week's interruption by Star Wars celebration, we're back as

regularly scheduled with something of a Star Trek celebration. See, we're all inclusive

here. We're fine. It's a beautiful thing. You know, it has star in the title, we love

it, it's all good. This week I'm joined by two colleagues of such lethal cunning. First

up as you just heard is our geek queen, a lady whose favorite first in Star Trek. It's

a holodeck spin-off series, did you know about this? We're two young Ensens, Sam and Dean

run around fighting demons and taking their shirts off. It's of course Star Trek Winchester.

Hello, Helena Harrow. Hello, there was a fabulous news story this week that I'd just

like to mention while we're on the subject of Star Trek Winchester, which did a poll

of Republican and Democrat voters favorite TV shows. And the only one in the top three for

both was supernatural. Now, I'll be honest, the whole poll just didn't look very convincing,

but I'm still taking it as a win. Supernatural has the power to bring a divided America together

and isn't that wonderful. What was the Republicans number one? Supernatural. That was number

one. Yeah. What was the Democrats number one? Oh, I don't remember. Was it keeping

up with the Kardashians? It wasn't. No. To their credit. Okay. Why wasn't a deep space

nine actually called keeping up with the Kardashians? It's one of the great unanswered questions,

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