Merry Christmas! For our final episode of the year/season, we discuss the only episode of Star Trek (to our knowledge) that was specifically billed as a Christmas episode—The Trouble with Tribbles. And yes, we actually do find some philosophical topics

Continuing our discussion from the previous episode, Ben, Ash, and I count down our top 5 favorite episodes of Star Trek ever. Some of the choices are obvious while others are completely unexpected. Curious? Then check it out!   Oh, and have a Merry Ch

Taking a short break from all of the heavy philosophy, we decide to finish out the season by listing (and briefly discussing) our most favorite and least favorite episodes in all of Star Trek. However, it lasted too long, so we decided to split it into tw

Actually, we're not going to talk about the Giant Ravioli Space Baby™. Instead, the topic is about the other star of the show, Dr. Leah Brahms. Specifically, we discuss the morality of using someone's image for uses of which the person might not appro

The Hierarchy. Potato-heads. Sontaran rejects. Whatever you want to call them, they are entertaining to watch. Perhaps their environment reflects a bit of our day-to-day work life? In any case, the Trekosophers discuss their first appearance in Voyager th

We're back from our super-long Summer hiatus, and we're ready to to start philosophizing again! For reasons that remain completely unknown to me at this moment, we chose to celebrate our return with… Uh, The Muse. The fourth-season Deep Space Nine episo

NOTE: Due to unforeseen gaming this weekend, I wasn't able to get this episode edited and posted in time for the usual 11pm Sunday deadline. I cleared it with Ben, with whom I was gaming at the time, and he gave me the okay to edit and post it a few days

Continuing our discussion from earlier, we now turn our attention to the more international aspects of spying and the ethical decisions made in the Deep Space 9 episode Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges. Sadly, said discussion becomes derailed again, but we do

Did Dukat cross the moral event horizon line in Waltz? Find out in this interesting episode of Trekosophy!

Ben McLean's favorite Star Trek episode ever, "The Circle", gets the Trekosophy treatment today. We are Kirby-less and Bill-less this time, but we do have our guest host back, Ash Hulme, to help fill in the gap.