Launching The Pilot

Star Trek: The Next Generation

This week we look at Star Trek The Next Generation and the first episode encounter at farpoint.

premiered in syndication on September 28, 1987.

The Crew are placed on trial by the all powerful Q to find out if humanity is a dangersly savage race that the Q need to build a wall to keep us out ( and make the federation pay for it ).

Star Trek Where No Man Has Gone Before

The second Star Trek Pilot but this one stars William Shater has Captain James T Kirk.

So we bold go where many have gone before , this is also our 2nd of five Trek podcasts.

Star Trek The Cage

The first of five of all the Star Trek series pilot episode this time we start with the very first pilot from 1964,

Jeffrey Hunter as captain Christopher Pike leads the Enterprise crew on an exciting mission.

Kolchak:The Night Stalker

Charmed

This weeks scary Halloween episode is the terrifying 1998 TV show Charmed.

The series narrative follows a trio of sisters, known as The Charmed Ones, the most powerful good witches of all time more powerful than Sarbrina the teenage witch

BuffyThe Vampire Slayer

It's spooky spooky Halloween Time, we look at the most scary shows we can handle Starting With Buffy The Vampire Slayer.

The Equalizer

The Last of our Spy vs Spy episodes (for now) finishing with The Equalizer 1985 staring Edward Woodward as Robert McCall, a former covert operations officer .

Next week will be starting a 3 episode series for Halloween.

Burn Notice 2007

Secret agent Michael Westen is issued a burn notice while on assignment in Nigeria, letting him know his services are no longer required.

This is Burn Notice 2007 let out early as I had the MB to spare also this is the episode where my co host didn't listen to all the episode.

The Protectors

the avenues and alleyways Where the soul of a man is easy to buy everybody's wheeling everybody's steeling
all the low are living high Every city's got em can we ever stop em some of us are gonna try.

That's The Protectors 1972

The Saint

Roger Moore (thanks for the tip) is Simon Templar The Saint in this 1962 TV Show, a show which Novel writer Leslie Charteris disliked intensely and was most happy when it finished.