2 Drunk 2 Trek

119 - Tomorrow Is Yesterday

This week Carrie and Sarah get mad that once again the crew has discovered and navigated time travel like, no problem, but that doesn't seem to matter. Nothing matters actually, but at least we don't need a trigger warning! YAY! 

120 - Court Martial

Carrie and Sarah really took one for the team on this one. If they were describing this episode in one word it would be boring. However, they use a lot more words than that, and it's still better than having to have watched it at all. If anyone is ever going to tell you that you don't have to watch an episode, let it be this one. Save yourself, don't watch this episode, but do please listen to someone else talk about it for twice as long as it would have taken you to watch.

121 - The Return of the Archons

This week's episode made Carrie and Sarah do some real big sighs, and that's not just because it needs a trigger warning for assault, again. On the bright side, there is some good talk about trauma, because anything is better than talking about this episode. It gets better though, right guys? Right?

122 - Space Seed

Carrie and Sarah are joined this episode by their best friend Mort Mortenson. Mort used to have a nice rosy memory of TOS but then he watched this, the first episode with Khan, which also requires the following trigger warnings: physically and mentally abusive relationships, grooming, toxic masculinity and eugenics... because why the f*ck not. We also had quite a few audio issues, please forgive any of the particularly rough bits, or maybe more accurately, you're welcome for having to listen to slightly less of this episode. 

123 - A Taste of Armageddon

This week Carrie and Sarah see how many genres of music they can reference within one episode, and Spock makes two jokes! It's actually, not as bad as so many others, and NO TRIGGER WARNING! Oh.... except like, maybe attempted genocide of an entire world. 

124 - This Side of Paradise

This week on 2 Drunk 2 Trek Carrie and Sarah think they are better at naming episodes than the professionals and they decide to start taking matters into their own hands. Except, then they forget to tell you what they named it, and thus far have forgotten to ever mention it again. Most exciting news, no real trigger warning! There is a spoiler alert near the end for a 60 year old spoiler that if you didn't know already, what are you even doing here?

125 - The Devil in the Dark

This week's episode is everything Carrie and Sarah thought they were going to be getting from TOS, and finally are. It might not sound like it as they complain for an hour and half, but they did actually enjoy it on some level. Once again, no trigger warning needed! Well, except to say that Spock isn't at his best, which is kind of upsetting on a whole different level, but enjoy!

126 - Errand of Mercy

This week Carrie and Sarah deep dive into the first episode to feature the Klingons! It's not like, the best thing ever, so they spend most of the episode talking about how cool they eventually become and discussing the fashion, because somehow that's one of the most prominent things in this episode. So. Much. Glitter. Pants. Could have been worse though!

127 - The Alternative Factor

Oh. My. God. Guys. This episode suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuucks. Carrie and Sarah do their best to make it have even the tiniest storyline to follow, but just know, it really doesn't. Like, maybe there is time travel or alternate universes? Plot is unclear, Carrie and Sarah got drunk.

128 - The City on the Edge of Forever

Welcome back Dan Macken of Docking Bay 93! He's joining Carrie and Sarah for the highest rated episode of Star Trek The Original Series, and also providing them with some much needed information, including JOAN COLLINS! Which by the way, they didn't put together Joan Collins in this episode, same Joan Collins from Dy-NASTY! Oh boy, it's good. This is a good one, which we don't say lightly, but still needs a trigger warning for one really stupid racist scene. Wouldn't have been 1967 without it though... I guess.