287: Hole Farmers

The Incomparable Mothership

Moisés Chiullán

Arts, Tv & Film, Leisure

4.8 • 694 Ratings

🗓️ 13 February 2016

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Summary

What does God need with a starship? We take a look at the two most (justly) maligned films starring the original “Star Trek” cast, “Star Trek: The Motion Picture” and “Star Trek V: The Final Frontier.” What do these two films have in common? Do they have any redeeming qualities? We watched them so you didn’t have to, because we need our pain!

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0:26.5	The Incomparable, number 287, February 2016.
0:34.2	Welcome back, everybody, to The Inconparable. We had an idea to do an episode about bad Star Trek movies, and I got about 12 people who said they wanted to be on that episode.
0:43.3	So we're doing two episodes about it.
0:45.4	This is the first. There'll be another one a little bit later.
0:48.0	And this is about two bad Star Trek movies.
0:50.9	I declared them bad, even if my panel might slightly disagree, and they'll be ashamed to do. During the original Star Trek movies. I declared them bad, even if my panel might slightly disagree, and they'll be
0:54.5	shamed as they do. Um, the, the, the original Star Trek cast. So we're going to be talking
0:59.2	tonight about Star Trek the motion picture from 1979 and Star Trek, the final frontier from
1:06.2	1989, directed by Mr. William Shatner himself, joining me to talk about these two fine, well, okay, these films, they are films, they were put on film, are the following.
1:18.4	David J. Lorre, hello.
1:19.8	Hello there.
1:21.1	Glenn Fleischman, hi.
1:22.8	I have an opening statement that I'm saving to the end.
1:25.1	Oh, stop.
1:25.6	Staving to the end.
1:26.6	Chip Sutterth.
1:28.1	My oath of celibacy is on record, Jason.
1:30.4	I assume my duties.
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