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Aug 19, 2022

Contagion/The Royale (S2, E11/E12)

from The Holodeck is Broken - A Star Trek Podcast Hosted by Mac Boyle

Contagion/The Royale (S2, E11/E12) Party Now, Apocalypse Later Industries Honest to St. Data of Omicron Theta, we don’t spend a * whole lot * of time this episode talking about the TNG episodes in question. Topics that are discussed include: The Scene in “The AutobIography of Jean-Luc Picard” where Picard straight-up fires Pulaski, gets over himself for just a minute, and calls Beverly just to say “hey.” Mac can’t do a female British accent without sounding like he’s one of the Monty Python guys. The Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest Z’s pitch for a new horror icon: The Milk Man (similar to, but legally distinct from the Kool-Aid Man). New episodes released every other Friday on all your favorite podcasting portals! For more content and information, visit partyapocalypse.com. “The Holodeck is Broken” is a commentary and review podcast. As such, we sometimes use some copyrighted material, purely in a review context. Any and all material that originally appeared in a Star Trek television program or feature film remains under the copyright of Paramount Pictures and/or CBS. #startrek #rewatch #fandom #zlee #erisoreilly #lorasuttonboyle #macboyle And remember: any copyrighted material appears on our show for review purposes only! This episode uses the following sound effect from freesound.org: synth-sparkle.wav by komit (https://freesound.org/people/komit/sounds/399294/)

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