No Star Trek show? Are you serious? Let’s make one! If ever a show was inevitable, Make It So is it. We all love Star Trek here at Simply Syndicated, and this show was something we needed to do. It was time to show our hands and reveal our geek credentials. We needed to talk about it in depth, ask questions, pose theories and lovingly both worship and pick apart the Trek universe’s vast canon of episodes and movies.
Acknowledging that whilst we love it, there are flaws, and feeling ultimately secure in the belief that watching Star Trek will make you a better person.
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No Star Trek show? Are you serious? Let’s make one! If ever a show was inevitable, Make It So is it. We all love Star Trek here at Simply Syndicated, and this show was something we needed to do. It was time to show our hands and reveal our geek credentials. We needed to talk about it in depth, ask questions, pose theories and lovingly both worship and pick apart the Trek universe’s vast canon of episodes and movies.
Acknowledging that whilst we love it, there are flaws, and feeling ultimately secure in the belief that watching Star Trek will make you a better person.
In this episode of Make It So, we talk about the character Gul Dukat. He's on DS9. That's all I have to say about that.
Make It So - A Star Trek Podcast
No Star Trek show? Are you serious? Let’s make one! If ever a show was inevitable, Make It So is it. We all love Star Trek here at Simply Syndicated, and this show was something we needed to do. It was time to show our hands and reveal our geek credentials. We needed to talk about it in depth, ask questions, pose theories and lovingly both worship and pick apart the Trek universe’s vast canon of episodes and movies.
Acknowledging that whilst we love it, there are flaws, and feeling ultimately secure in the belief that watching Star Trek will make you a better person.
