Hey there, Improvised Star Trek listeners, this is Chris Rathchen, and you are about to hear the third and final part of the post-finally conversation that the cast of Improvised Star Trek held after recording our last episode on August 18th, 2019.

Besides myself, you will hear Matt Young, Sean Kelly, Mary Kate Walthall,

Julia Weiss, Nick Wagner, and Raina Caskey.

Remember also, if you're hearing this before our finale, you do have a chance to join us for it live at the Cards Against Humanity Space in Chicago, Illinois on Friday, November 22nd.

Thanks for listening and live long and prosper.

We've got a, I would say the majority of the episodes we've got are the characters finding fun things to bounce off with their own personalities.

It makes me think of like later TNG where they were less worried about there being an outside threat and kind of okay with there being an episode, a bottle episode.

Yeah. But we have dealt with like some pretty like Star Trek-Ecky concepts over the years.

Like Mary Kate, your first guest appearance was you were an anti-matter cloud.

And we gave you our shitty beer to fill your void.

Maddie ice.

We're going to unload all the natty ice.

I forgot about that.

That's great.

Yeah.

I mean, I think like if we start like getting into like favorite episodes sort of territory,

I think probably the most recent, although it's probably like a year old now, is the mine prison one. Yeah. I can never remember the name of. Like literally forever. Yeah. Yes. Cascating mind prisons. Like literally forever. And it's like it is such a sci-fi concept. And the fact that we improvise such a sci-fi concept without like planning it out of like where it's just going to be

this constant onion like we're going to peel back a layer appeal back a layer appeal back a layer

uh the other one that was sort of like that very similar in structure was the um santa got run over

by a shuttlecraft yeah our rachamon where it's all unreliable narrators trying to tell this story, which is super fun and just so stupid.

Everyone's version of the story has them the hero, except Zarlene.

This is the saddest, like, but best moment.

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