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Beam aboard Sceam Me Up Botty, the ultimate audio podcast for Star Trek enthusiasts and sci-fi aficionados! Dive into the final frontier with our passionate host Rodney Stewart as he explores every corner of the Star Trek universe from the iconic voyages of the Enterprise to the gritty battles of Deep Space Nine and the bold new worlds of Discovery. Expect lively discussion, deep dives into lore, character spotlights, and debates on the tech, philosophy, and legacy of Star Trek. As the journey expands, we'll warp into other sci-fi classics, from Blade Runner to Battlestar Galactica, blending humor, insight, and a touch of cosmic wonder. Whether you're a Vulcan scholar or a curious ensign, Sceam Me Up Botty is your dose of interstellar storytelling. Engage with us subscribe, listen, and boldly go where no podcast has gone before!All rights reserved Arte
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  • Amok Time | Star Trek TOS Season 2 Episode 1 Review | Sceam Me Up Botty

    Amok Time | Star Trek TOS Season 2 Episode 1 Review | Sceam Me Up Botty
    Mar 17 2026
    Spock's losing his cool-and it's not just another Tuesday on the Enterprise! In 'Amok Time, the legendary Season 2 premiere of Star Trek: The Original Series, the unflappable Vulcan hits pon farr: that wild, once-every-seven-years mating fever that turns logic into lava. Cue thrown plomeek soup, a secret course change to Vulcan, a brutal ritual wedding, and the most iconic death match in Trek history-Kirk vs. Spock to the death! We dive deep into this classic: the raw Vulcan lore drop, T'Pring's savage plot twist, McCoy's sneaky medical save, and that priceless moment when Spock almost smiles. Is it the best TOS opener ever? Does pon farr explain every bad mood? And how does friendship conquer biology? Join us on Sceam Me Up Botty as we review, roast, and relive the episode that gave us the lipa, the koon-ut-kal-if-fee, and proof that even Vulcans can go feral. Live long and podcast-or die trying! Hit play, beam in, and let's get amok!
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    16 m
  • Operation Annihilate | Star Trek TOS Season 1 Episode 29 Review | Sceam Me Up Botty

    Operation Annihilate | Star Trek TOS Season 1 Episode 29 Review | Sceam Me Up Botty
    Mar 16 2026
    Season 1 finale alert! . The Enterprise races to stop a horrifying chain of mass insanity sweeping across planets-parasitic creatures that drive hosts to madness and suicide. Kirk faces personal tragedy as his own family is caught in the crossfire, Spock gets hit hard (cue epic Vulcan grit), and the crew scrambles for a galaxy-saving solution. On this Sceam Me Up Botty review, we break down the creepy flying parasites, the emotional punches, the science-y cure hunt, and why this underrated closer packs more heart than you remember. Is it a solid send-off for Season 1? Beam in and find out! What's your take on Spock's pain tolerance? Comment below! #StarTrek #TOS #OperationAnnihilate #StarTrekTOS #Season1Finale #SceamMeUpBotty #KirkFamily #VulcanLogic #PodcastReview
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    16 m
  • The City on the Edge of Forever | Star Trek TOS Season 1 Episode 28 Review | Sceam Me Up Botty

    The City on the Edge of Forever | Star Trek TOS Season 1 Episode 28 Review | Sceam Me Up Botty
    Feb 3 2026
    In this legendary episode of Star Trek: The Original Series, often hailed as one of the greatest in the franchise's history, the crew faces a heartbreaking dilemma that blends time travel, sacrifice, and profound emotion. When Dr. McCoy accidentally overdoses on a powerful drug and becomes unhinged, he beams down to a mysterious planet and leaps through the ancient Guardian of Forever—a sentient portal to any point in time. His actions ripple backward, erasing the Federation and causing the Enterprise to vanish from existence. Captain Kirk and Spock follow him through the gateway to 1930s Depression-era New York City, where they must unravel the change McCoy caused. There, Kirk meets and falls deeply in love with Edith Keeler (played by Joan Collins), a compassionate idealist running a soup kitchen and preaching peace in a troubled world. As Spock uncovers the devastating truth about Edith's role in history, Kirk is forced to confront an impossible choice: save the woman he loves or restore the timeline that leads to the future they know-even if it means allowing tragedy to unfold. Written by Harlan Ellison (with contributions and rewrites shaping its final form), this poignant tale explores duty, love, and the cost of preserving history. It's a timeless classic full of tragedy, romance, and the moral weight that defines Star Trek at its best. Join us as we beam back to one of the most emotionally powerful hours of television ever made.
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    20 m
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