Grief Procrastination (S5E24)

The Greatest Generation

Uxbridge-Shimoda LLC

Comedy Podcast, Star Trek Enterprise, Aftershow, Star Trek, Star Trek Comedy Podcast, Star Trek The Next Generation, Tng, Tv & Film, Adam Pranica, Benjamin Ahr Harrison, Enterprise, Review, Comedy, Ds9, Tv Reviews, After Shows

4.9 • 4.3K Ratings

🗓️ 29 March 2017

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

When the Entrepreneur pulls off the road to help a broken down Romulan ship, Geordi and Ro go missing. Now Data has to plan a funeral, and really only talks at length about that with Worf. How many breadboxes does one ship need? Who has the best orange wedges between the transporter chief, the helmsperson, and the backup doctor? Have Doctor Crusher and Geordi ever hung out? What’s the right karaoke song to whip out at a friend’s funeral? It’s an episode with headcanon we had to practice for with a toothbrush.

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0:00.0	We've got a tour, Adam!
0:03.3	Oh, that's right, Ben. Star Trek V isn't going to tour itself.
0:07.1	It's not a dream.
0:08.4	The greatest generation is strapping on our rocket boots and heading back out on the road
0:13.2	to review Star Trek V, the final frontier, and roast it like it's a marshmallow.
0:18.6	It's a film co-written and fully directed by William Schatner about boldly going to the
0:24.6	center of the galaxy to shoot photon torpedoes at God.
0:28.7	So free your mind, share your pain, and get your tickets at GreatestGenTour.com.
0:34.2	GreatestGenTour.com tickets are on sale now.
0:37.3	Here's to the finest crew in Starfleet.
0:41.6	Engage!
0:52.6	Welcome to the GreatestGeneration.
0:54.2	A Star Trek podcast by a couple of guys who are a little bit embarrassed to have a Star Trek
0:58.8	podcast.
0:59.8	I'm Benjamin R. Harrison, half of your hosting team for the evening.
1:06.2	And the other third is me, Adam Prantica.
1:09.7	Not sure how that math works out, but I trust you.
1:15.1	I scored almost perfect on the verbal part of my SATs, and I almost failed in the science
1:25.4	part of the SATs.
1:26.9	Really?
1:27.9	Like, it was so lopsided.
1:30.9	It was surprising to me, Adam.
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