Star Trek Minute by Minute

Two partners theorise on shirt colours, debate Lily's medical condition, lament Picard's Machiavellianism, and Jesper tries out a new type of intro. On the Enterprise, Lily leaves, Picard plans, Data discusses, Wharfs wields weapons.

Two single men discuss a corporeal hologram for most of an episode, and air vents and shirt colors for the rest of it, all without ever saying the words "yeah", "no", or "so".In case you're curious, Jesper says it 9 times more than Albert but we're gonna go over that in the next episode.

Two kinsmen discuss just how much the Borg seem to be dominating, question Data's computer skills and the general way computers seem to function in this universe. That's most of it actually, and we do it in two longer segments. So, you know, if you don't like computers this might be the one to skip. On the other hand if you love computers, this might be the one to replay and replay. See, I was always told to create things hoping that people will love it, instead of worrying that people will hate it. I guess I never realised what they meant until now.

Two co-hosts discuss the Borg, contractions, cruise ships, and YouTube's Dr. Geoff Lindsey.

Two space friends talk about aliens and walk-and-talks. Jesper is very sleepy.

Two nakamas (It's like close friend in Japanese but it's really impossible to translate it's very powerful) initiate a quick yearly meeting, then discuss Trojan gift horses and shadows (not Shadow Men but closely related), debate Star Trek engineering, and Albert makes a challenge wheel, while their new favourite character climbs into a vent he's sure to make it out of alive.

Two normal men discuss the obvious tension between Mr. Data and Picard, rocket decals, and that's pretty much it, in an episode surprisingly shorter than the minutes with just the credits.

Two mates spend genuine ages ranking 20 minutes while also coming up with fun, creative names for each of them, a bit that I honestly expected to be real disappointing but boy did it deliver. They also discuss feminism, and learn about Wharf's heritage. Honestly, there's barely anything here about the minute. I guess we mention radiation, but we were lucky to have so much stuff to cover with a minute like this. Let's hope the next one has some content.