Imagine a world where everyone wears curtains instead of clothes, and their most fearsome weapons are irons and pregnant wives. Sound awesome? Then, this is your episode!

Spock used to have a teddy bear! It’s take your parents to work day, and our favorite Vulcan is not having it. Kirk, however, is having a blast launching himself off of walls in the corridor.

Love conquers all! The inventor of the warp drive falls in love with a cloud of energy, Josh falls in love with love stories, and we talk some serious Little Mermaid talk.

Josh decides that Scotty can fix anything and everything, we see Harry Mudd from season 1, and the Enterprise crew tries their hand and performance art…and it’s amaze-balls.

We’ve got castles, and witches, and giant cats that Spock thinks are fierce as f*ck. It’s Halloween in Trek-land. Get ready for the themed episodes, folks, and this is one of the funnest!

Josh really loves the struggle with the Wino Captain we meet, Ira digs Scotty being 100% done with this episode, and we talk about how Martin Luther King Jr. told Nichelle Nichols she needed to stick with the show.

Come on kids, we’re going to learn about sex and death! Who doesn’t love a planet with exploding rocks? Red shirts, that’s who. Big time. Who called this place a paradise, anyway?

Everyone put on your evil mustaches and get on the transporter - it’s alternate universe time! Josh worries about being bunked next to the Agonizing Booth, while Kirk and the gang pit themselves against Evil Spock and a very surly Chekhov.

The boys change up the improv game to show off Josh’s film expert skillz, and in the episode, Kirk and the gang match wits with Nomad who really gets f*cked up in his first meeting with humans.

Welcome to Apollo High! Where all girls are cheerleaders, Chekhov is always right, and where Scotty is the only one willing to throw down to protect his classmates. Neener-neener-neener!