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Ship Full of Jerks

Ship Full of Jerks

De: Ryan Thomas Riddle and Mark Farinas
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A podcast exploring the farthest reaches of science fiction and pop culture in a casual conversation between old friends. Writer/Artist Mark Farinas is the creator of the STAR TREK WEBCOMIC, a fan comic based on Roddenberry's space odyssey. Ryan Thomas Riddle is an award-winning journalist and Trekkie who works with FACT TREK to bust the myths surrounding the making of the original STAR TREK. Each week, we discuss what genres are streaming to our TVs, look back with retro reviews, and let you know what we are fanning over.Ryan Thomas Riddle and Mark Farinas Arte
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  • 4.5 Vulcans and One Superman

    4.5 Vulcans and One Superman
    Nov 18 2025

    The magic hypo strikes again and transforms four of the Enterprise crew into full Vulcans, ousting Spock as the 0.5 Vulcan on the crew. But is it culture or genetic determinism at work here? The Jerks get into it.


    Then, they contrast that with how Clark Kent, aka Kal-El and Superman, is allowed to be a child of two worlds, more so than Spock ever gets to be.

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    1 h y 10 m
  • What is Starfleet — Weapons or Explorers?

    What is Starfleet — Weapons or Explorers?
    Nov 11 2025

    What exactly is Starfleet? Is its charter peaceful or imperialistic? We dive deep with STRANGE NEW WORLDS's entry into the mockumentary genre.

    Then, we investigate what happened to the children in Ms. Gandy's classroom by reviewing WEAPONS.

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    1 h y 17 m
  • The Sehlat Who Lit the Sex Candle

    The Sehlat Who Lit the Sex Candle
    Nov 4 2025

    What happens when a sehlat catches its own tail? Welp, the Jerks find out as Kirk takes the conn in "The Sehlat Who Ate Its Tail." Then it's off to Space Scotland to save Beverly from a creeper living in an heirloom candle.

    "Dinna light that candle!"

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    56 m
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