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The TrekRanks Podcast is a celebration of all the things we love about #StarTrek from @EnterpriseExtra. No wrong answers. No nitpicking. Just our favorite things about Trek, from #TOS to #SFA! (Also, I was on the show and fired the phasers! Crazy.)

From the DS9 episode "The Jem'Hadar," the main crew is seated at ops having a conversation with Captain Keogh of the USS Odyssey. From left to right are Bashir, Kira, Keogh (in traditional red), O'Brien and Dax.
From the animated Star Trek Short Treks "The Girl Who Made the Stars," young Michael Burnham sits on her bed at bed time (lower right) and her father prepares to tell her a story. She cuddles a stuff tardigrade (CUTE!) in her arms and on they are both glancing up at glowing lights at the top of the ceiling like a sphere of stars (on thr left side of the image).
Artwork for the 233rd episode of TrekRanks featuring the "Top 5 Mediocre Episodes II"." Images include the TrekRanks logo in the upper left corner and (from left to right) Crusher firing a phaser in "Suspicions" and Flotter and Treevis up to their old tricks in "Once Upon a Time" from Voyager. Across the middle from left to right are some classics like "Imaginary Friend" (look out, it's Isabella on the left!) and "The Mark of Gideon" (and Odonna) on the right. Along the bottom are four images, including Menos from "The Seventh" (Enterprise), those annoying kids falling off the cliff in "Flashback" (Voyager), two stuffy scietists in "Suspicions" (TNG) and Zoumas in "Canamar" (Enterprise). As always, to keep you guessing, remember that the episodes reflected in photos here include some choices that were featured in this episode of TrekRanks, some choices that were maybe mentioned in our "Secondary Systems" section of the show, and some choices that weren't mentioned at all.
The alien Zoumas (on the left) sits and stares dead pan straight into space. Next to him on the right is Trip (with a bruise on the right side of his face). He's frustrated and exasperated. The image is from "Canamar."
Tarquin, a manipulative POS from the Enterprise episode "Exile" (a disfigured alien), with Hoshi out of focus in the background on the right.
The finest in Parrises Squares sporting attire, with from left to right, four officers decked out in tight blue leotards with black support piping everywhere. (Two of those officers are, of course, Tasha Yar, center, and just to her right, Worf.) Tasha carries a cylindrical grey case that says Enterprise NCC-1701 on it. To the right is Riker (beardless) with his normal shit-eating grin (compliment!) as he talks shop! The image is in the ship's corridor and from the TNG episode "11001001."
Kolrami stands proudly on the bridge, staring forward.
Artwork for the 232nd episode of TrekRanks featuring the "Top 5 Ride or Die Characters." Images include the TrekRanks logo in the upper left corner and (from left to right) Tendi, T'Lyn and Mariner in "Something Borrowed, Something Green" (wearing casual Orion attire!) and then Trip and Archer in their EV suits on sphere in "Exile." Across the middle from left to right are some legendary ride or die characters from Voyager (Icheb, Seven and Janeway), and then Enterprise (Shran), and then the Original Series (Kirk, Spock and McCoy in a turbolift). Along the bottom are four images, including L'ak and Mol from Discovery (L'ak is on the left and Mol is on the right), and they frame Degra from Enterprise and Q from his appearance at the end of Picard Season 2 in "Farewell." As always, to keep you guessing, remember that the episodes reflected in photos here include some choices that were featured in this episode of TrekRanks, some choices that were maybe mentioned in our "Secondary Systems" section of the show, and some choices that weren't mentioned at all.
A gif of a lone figure way in the distance behind a glass railing and in front of a board (with a lot of names lit up on it) waving happily as if to say, "Yes, this is a sub-tweet!" (In this case, the figure is Kyle, and the episode is "Ko'Zeine" from Starfleet Academy.)
The cover a 32nd century book on Benjamin Sisko titled "Benjamin Sisko: Emissary of the Prophets" from the Starfleet Academy episode "Series Acclimation Mil. The cover features a silhouette of Sisko and an Orb of the Prophets at the center of a rectangular book with blueish background of space, swirling to emulate the wormhole.
A GIF of Zero from Star Trek: Prodigy sitting at the helm of the Protostar and turning slightly to his right back towards the captain's chair.
Artwork for the 232nd episode of TrekRanks featuring the "Top 5 Ride or Die Characters." Images include the TrekRanks logo in the upper left corner and (from left to right) Tendi, T'Lyn and Mariner in "Something Borrowed, Something Green" (wearing casual Orion attire!) and then Trip and Archer in their EV suits on sphere in "Exile." Across the middle from left to right are some legendary ride or die characters from Voyager (Icheb, Seven and Janeway), and then Enterprise (Shran), and then the Original Series (Kirk, Spock and McCoy in a turbolift). Along the bottom are four images, including L'ak and Mol from Discovery (L'ak is on the left and Mol is on the right), and they frame Degra from Enterprise and Q from his appearance at the end of Picard Season 2 in "Farewell." As always, to keep you guessing, remember that the episodes reflected in photos here include some choices that were featured in this episode of TrekRanks, some choices that were maybe mentioned in our "Secondary Systems" section of the show, and some choices that weren't mentioned at all.
Jett Reno (small, center, wearing standard yellow 32nd century Starfleet uniform) in Starfleet Academy Class address Caleb Mir (large, forefront, to the right, slight out of focus, with his left side and shoulder facing the camera and much of his back exposed; he is wearing standard grey cadet uniform and only part of his head is in frame). SAM is visible on the left side, seated in the shadows and alien with a large strain head is seated in the background right in the middle of the image.
Title card sequence for Star Trek Lower Decks that says: "The One Where the Van Citters Arrives Just in Time to Save the Day." The image features the Cerritos in orbit above a large moon, with a purplish planet in the distance in the upper left corner (and even smaller sun beyond that).
Title card for TNG Episode "I, Borg" with the comma added to the title, which was famously omitted from the original title card. Image of the Enterprise in orbit around a blue planet.
An image of the USS Discovery against the blackness of space in "Su'Kal" (after jumping to the 31st century). There are no words on the screen... which is the joke. Because Discovery never did on-screen titles, much to the chagrin of many of us.
First Panel: Cartoon of a man in a suit standing in front of three yellow doors labeled: 1 - New Shows 2 - Shows Friends Suggest to Me 3 - Episodes of Star Trek I've Seen 100 Times Second Panel: Man in suit kicking his way into Door No. 3.
A shot of an interior bulkhead window on a nondescript starship (it happens to be the NX-01) with the ship at warp and stars flying by in an endless loop via this GIF.
Artwork for the 231st episode of TrekRanks featuring the "Top 5 Marriage Moments." Images include the TrekRanks logo in the upper left corner and (from left to right) Data singing at Riker and Troi's wedding in Star Trek: Nemesis, as well as the Delta Flyer (with the words "Just Married" painted on it and barrels attached, as well, from "Drive"). Across the middle from left to right are three famous weddings from "Data's Day," "Balance of Terror," and "The Perfect Mate" (we will leave it to you to remember who is getting married in each of those episodes). They are framed above a horizontal image of a Khionian moon in "Ko'Zeine" from Starfleet Academy with the words "Top 5 Marriage Moments" on the left. Along the bottom are four iconic images from four iconic episodes (from left to right) are Grilka ("House of Quark"), naked Lwaxana Troi ("Cost of Living"), T'Pring ("Amok Time") and Sirella ("You Are Cordially Invited"). As always, to keep you guessing, remember that the episodes reflected in photos here include some choices that were featured in this episode of TrekRanks, some choices that were maybe mentioned in our "Secondary Systems" section of the show, and some choices that weren't mentioned at all.
Archer the Dog. She is lounging on her bed and very happy to do so. Her kennel is in the background.
Artwork for the 231st episode of TrekRanks featuring the "Top 5 Marriage Moments." Images include the TrekRanks logo in the upper left corner and (from left to right) Data singing at Riker and Troi's wedding in Star Trek: Nemesis, as well as the Delta Flyer (with the words "Just Married" painted on it and barrels attached, as well, from "Drive"). Across the middle from left to right are three famous weddings from "Data's Day," "Balance of Terror," and "The Perfect Mate" (we will leave it to you to remember who is getting married in each of those episodes). They are framed above a horizontal image of a Khionian moon in "Ko'Zeine" from Starfleet Academy with the words "Top 5 Marriage Moments" on the left. Along the bottom are four iconic images from four iconic episodes (from left to right) are Grilka ("House of Quark"), naked Lwaxana Troi ("Cost of Living"), T'Pring ("Amok Time") and Sirella ("You Are Cordially Invited"). As always, to keep you guessing, remember that the episodes reflected in photos here include some choices that were featured in this episode of TrekRanks, some choices that were maybe mentioned in our "Secondary Systems" section of the show, and some choices that weren't mentioned at all.