Podcast, the final frontier.

These are the conversations of the Friendship, Matt Maira and Andrew Sakunda to seek out

old adventures with contrived civilizations to boldly watch episodes that one of them

has watched before.

Hey everybody, welcome to the greatest Star Trek podcast in the world. That's right. Star Trek,

the next conversation. I'm Matt. I'm Andy. And I'm just making a fool of myself doing what I'm doing

here. You're among fools. Here in your reach of the Beijor Bajor. It's a great name.

With the Bajor Bajor. Yes, here in the races. This is the third episode of the miniarque

V. Bajor. According to, according to memory alpha, this is the third episode of the Bajor

and Kudata arc. Congratulations. We got to the end.

written by Michael Phillips. It's funny that this one doesn't feel necessarily any more closure

than the other ones. Correct. Correct. I don't know why it's part one, two, and three.

It's also wild to me that I read the Franklin Jellis biographer page on memory alpha and I

pretty sure this is it for his character. He just leaves it in an elevator. That's the end.

Was that their plan? Or did they come on? He's going to come back.

I don't know. Honestly, I don't know. Maybe they sat there and we were like,

oh, wow. This was an underwhelming finale, two or three parts.

I mean, certainly, but to me, I don't know, we're going to get into it, but I think that character is

fantastic and it's amazingly played by Angela. Let's do the thing that we do where we tell

people to watch or not watch, I guess, even though this is a part of the Kudata. Andy, would you

have them watch this episode? I really enjoyed it. And I think Langella's great.

I had to sneak that one in. Matt, would you have them watch this episode?

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