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The Podcast, the final frontier.

These are the conversations of the friendship, Matt Myra and Andrew Secunda.

Their continuing mission.

To seek out old adventures with contrived civilizations.

To boldly watch episodes that one of them has watched before.

Thank you. Hey, everybody, welcome to Star Trek, the next conversation, the best Star Trek podcast and the history of all them Star Trek podcasts. I'm Matt. I'm Andy.

And... And I see Matt. I'm Andy. And...

And I see no need to dwell on what was doubtlessly a difficult time for both of us.

Hmm. Yes, Garrick. Thank you.

No Garrick in this episode. No O'Brien in this episode.

Oh, no, Brian. That's right.

We had to settle for Andy's favorite, Eddington.

Yeah, what the F? No, O'Brien, but you're cramming Eddington in there?

Hey, look, he's important to, you know, making sure the Defiant doesn't explode.

He's like, look.

Also, by the way, I don't know. If a force field was real, I don't think you'd have to walk that carefully across it. That's all I'm saying. I mean, this is going to be one of the things that I was going to bring up is like, it never occurred to me before, but what is the texture of a force field? I feel like you have that much grip? it felt like it had a lot of grip grab a piece of carpet

and slide down it like your of a force field. I feel like you have that much grip? It felt like it had a lot of grip.

Grab a piece of carpet and slide down it like you're at a carnival, you know?

That's what she should have done.

I couldn't help it.

I know it was a critical situation, but it was so fun.

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