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Saturday Morning Trek is a podcast dedicated to the short-lived Star Trek: The Animated Series from the 1970s as well as the collectibles that fans cherished during their childhood. Hosted b...
Exploring the SS Bonaventure. Seen in "The Time Trap," the twelfth episode of Star Trek: The Animated Series, the SS Bonaventure was lost du...
Monster Cereals and Star Trek. It's the Halloween season in the Trek.fm wood-paneled den and that means just one thing: Monster Cereals! Yes...
Gene Roddenberry's Klingon Memo. In this third Saturday Morning Trek supplemental, host Aaron Harvey is joined by Dr. Trek himself, Larry Ne...
The Pirates of Orion Review. Spock is dying and the only know cure is now in the hands of the Oreeons... Orions? Either way it's bad news! I...
The Jihad. Kirk and Spock join the alien version of the Impossible Mission Force as they search for the soul of an ancient messiah figure on...
News, analysis, interviews: It's all in the mix as Larry "Dr. Trek" Nemecek (Portal 47, Star Trek Continues ) joins nationally known Trek po...
The Eye of the Beholder review and watch-along. While investigating the disappearance of the USS Ariel crew, Kirk and company uncover a worl...
More Tribbles, More Troubles Rewatch-along. It's summer here in the Trek.fm wood paneled den. We've pulled out the lawn darts, the Slip'n'sl...
Yesteryear watch-along. We all wish we could go back in time and help out our younger self—give advice, maybe tell our parents to be a bit m...
The Slaver Weapon. Aaron Harvey and returning guest co-host Joe Slepski review the only original series episode, live action or animated, no...
Aaron & Joe have saved the jewel in the crown of the Star Wars Holiday special for our 100th episode..the animated short "The Faithful Wooki...
Spock, Sub-Mariner Aaron & Adam and special guest Joe Slepski host of the "Joe on Joe, a G.I. Joe Podcast" grab a bowl of Boo-Berry cereal a...
Aaron & Adam continue their interview with Bob Kline, Filmation designer and layout artist. Bob answers these baffling questions: Why was ev...
Aaron & Adam interview a very special guest in the Trek.fm wood paneled den, Bob Kline! That name might not be as well known to you as Dorot...
This episode of "Saturday Morning Trek" is ostensibly a review of the recently released stand alone "Star Trek The Animated Series" blu-ray,...
Former "To The Journey" co-host Tristan Ridell joins Aaron Harvey to compare and contrast Star Trek The Animated Series episode "The Time Tr...
Neil S. Bulk and Mike Matessino La-La Land Records have done what many thought was impossible, they have brought us the soundtrack to Star T...
"The Alternative Factor" was a badly paced, somewhat confusing episode about 2 men from alternate universes, one good, one insane, one from...
If you thought Deep Space Nine was the first time a Starfleet crew shrunk down to the size of action figures, think again! Was the trope of...
Mudd's Passion. Roger C. Carmel is back as Harry Mudd, this time swindling miners with a love potion. Yay?! Yeah, not so much. The Harry Mud...
Kerry O'Quinn Interview. To say that Kerry O'Quinn had an impact on sci-fi fans of the '70s and '80s is like saying Gene Roddenberry may hav...
Once Upon a Planet. The Enterprise crew revisits the fondly remembered "amusement park" planet, hoping for some rest and relaxation—which of...
Star Trek: The Classic UK Comics, Vol. 1. When you think of Star Trek comics of the 1970s, the Gold Key comics, the comics that promoted Sta...
Conventions in the 1970s. Convention season is officially upon us. Among the gatherings that await fans are Comic-Con International in San D...
Star Trek: Planet of the Titans. When Bryan Fuller revealed the ship for the new television series, Star Trek: Discovery, it looked familiar...
The Magicks of Megas-Tu. The Enterprise takes a jaunt to the center of the galaxy to see what might still be happening at the point of the B...
Interview with Dorothy Fontana. A television writer since the early 1960s, Dorothy "D.C." Fontana was the personal assistant to Gene Roddenb...
The Infinite Vulcan. On the planet Phylos, the Enterprise crew encounters a geneticist from the Eugenics Wars in the form of a clone. A gian...
The Survivor. When the Enterprise rescues a one-man ship on the edge of the Romulan Neutral Zone, the crew is shocked to discover that the s...
More Tribbles, More Troubles. What happens when you feed a Tribble? If you said you get lots of little Tribbles, this time you'd be wrong! R...
The Lorelei Signal. What happens when the Enterprise visits a planet populated entirely by women? All of the men lose the ability to think s...
Andy Mangels Interview, Part 2. In this episode of Saturday Morning Trek, Aaron Harvey is joined once again by Andy Mangels, co-author of Lo...
Andy Mangels Interview, Part 1. Tun-Tun, Stormy, Ploof, and Steve the Vulcan. These are names every child of the late '60s and early '70s wo...
One of Our Planets Is Missing. What happens when the Enterprise encounters a living cloud that feeds on the planets that lie in its path? Sp...
Yesteryear. Sarek, Amanda, Vulcan, sehlats, The Guardian of Forever, taunting Vulcan children. This famous episode of TAS has it all, and st...
Recasting The Animated Series. You need to be careful when choosing a crew for a starship, especially when that crew comprises cartoon chara...
Beyond The Farthest Star. In every explorer's life, there comes a time when they become animated. Literally. And that time has come for Kirk...
Walter Koenig Interview. You might think that Pavel Chekov never appeared on Star Trek: The Animated Series—and you would be right. Bu...
Premier Episode. Welcome to the premier episode of Trek.fm's new podcast, Saturday Morning Trek—a show about Star Trek: The Animated S...