Taking It Out on the Wall (S7E18)

The Greatest Generation

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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

🗓️ 6 September 2017

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

When a nacelle engineer totally puts himself into his work, Worf and Troi are tasked with investigating the circumstances of his death. But when Troi starts displaying some similarly troubling feelings, it's up to Worf to keep her from going over the edge. Is LiveJournal a compulsory part of a Starfleet career? Where's the boldest place to kiss someone for the first time? Are there special phasers for the elderly? It's the episode that's only slightly better than Ben Affleck's first film!

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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.
0:34.0	GreatestGenTour.com tickets are on sale now.
0:37.4	Adam, before we get into today's episode, let's just take a moment here to say the episode
0:45.6	of Trek that we're reviewing today deals with the issue of suicide.
0:50.4	And we just want to say, like, we're going to do a real episode of GreatestGen here, but
0:55.9	suicide is not something we take lately, and we want folks out there to know that if that's
1:02.4	something that they're struggling with, that's going to be part of this episode.
1:07.2	And if you are struggling with it imminently, we would highly recommend you reach out to
1:12.7	the folks at the National Suicide Prevention Hotline, which is 800-273-8255.
1:19.9	The hotline is available 24 hours a day, and it's totally confidential.
1:23.8	And if you're feeling some feelings in that area, both Ben and I would definitely recommend
1:29.4	you give them a call.
1:30.4	You know, you're really valuable, and the thing that tells people that suicide is an idea
1:36.9	is part of a disease, and you should not listen to that disease.
1:42.4	And as somebody who's had those feelings in the past, don't feel ashamed to reach out
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