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A Father assigns a 1950's Japanese Sci Fi Film to his Son for review and discussion.  An Early Toho Film made in 1959 set in the far and distant future of 1965.  The movie tries hard to desperately rise above it's parentage but it is a Toho Film through and through and suffers from lack of Kaiju.You can e-mail us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son review the Star Trek Animated Series episode "The Magicks of Megas-Tu" where William Shatner proceeds to scrape every idea he can for his movie 'The Final Frontier'.  Features a convoluted plot (even by Star Trek standards) where Q like beings exist in the center of the Galaxy and put Humanity on Trial.You can e-mail us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

Star Trek and Crew beam down to a planet of Nazi Plants where a Genetic Nazi Criminal makes a Giant Spock to help with his plans to make a peace keeping force.  Kirk and sundry resolve the issue by saying "Things are peaceful now" and they leave.  You can e-mail us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son revisit the Star Trek Animated Series Episode "The Survivor" where a galactically renowned trader and explorer is found and throws up more red flags than the CCP at the Olympics.  You can e-mail us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son revisit the Star Trek Animated Series Episode "More Tribbles, More Troubles" where not Cyrano Jones returns in the nick of time to make things desperate for Sherman's Planet who is once again starving and whose wheat will once again be threatened by Tribbles.  And Klingons.  And a Special Weapon.  You can e-mail us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son Revisit and discuss the Star Trek The Animated Series episode "The Lorelei Signal".  The Holy Trinity beam down onto the planet where they are greeted by a bevy of platinum blonde women and no men.  Surely nothing will go wrong from this.You can e-mail us: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son revisit and discuss the Star Trek Animated Series episode "One Of Our Planets Is Missing" which gives away the whole plot right there in the episode title.  You can e-mail us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son review the Star Trek Animated Series episode "Yesteryear" where when given the full breadth of time and space a pair of researchers decide to revisit vulcan around thirty years ago.  It is very much like when being given a vacation anywhere in the world you choose wisconsin in january.  You can reach us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son revisit the series debut of Star Trek the Animated Series "Beyond the Farthest Star".  A good step forward for the series that will hopefully keep fans satisfied as the future television and movie offerings are years into the future.  Despite lack of quality animation it managed to remain engaging.  You can e-mail us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son come to the sad conclusion that there might not be much here to justify the love and devotion that allowed it to be renewed for a third season.  A few stand out episodes with an entire mountain of mediocrity that borders on almost obscenely bad.  Not as bad as Alternative Factor though.  So there is that.You can e-mail us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son revisit the Stanley Kubrick masterpiece 2001: A Spacy Odyssey.  Breaking traditional narrative norms and innovating special effects means this movie is still talked about over 50 years later.  It is shocking just how well the movie actually holds up visually, although there are narrative stumbles.  You can e-mail us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son revisit and provide commentary for the last episode of Star Trek the Original Series "Turnabout Intruder" where a former flame of Captain Kirk steals his body.  Then somehow Spock can fix it in the end.  Remotely.  Because reasons.  You can e-mail us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son revisit and provide commentary to the Star Trek Original Series episode "All Our Yesterdays".  The Crew of the Enterprise beam down to a Doomed planet to probably just say 'Hi' and wave before the star explodes.  Through the magical process of not explaining what they are doing the Holy Trinity are split up into different time periods.  Interesting Concept, but poor writing. You can e-mail us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son revisit and provide commentary for the Star Trek Original Series episode "The Savage Curtain" where Gene Roddenberry once again proves he is a hack and a fraud.  Spock and Kirk ally with Abraham Lincoln and Vulcan Jesus to fight a band of 'evil' people from history.  It is as stupid as it sounds.  Small Audio hiccup in the latter half of the episode.You can e-mail us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son revisit the Star Trek Original Series episode "The Cloud MInders" where class divides force a group to live in poison gas caves while the more privileged group lives among the clouds and make art.  Remarkably unsubtle, but much better then the last few episodes.  You can e-mail us: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son revisit and provide commentary for the Star Trek Original Series Episode "The Way to Eden".  A Group of space hippies who deserve to be thrown out the airlock somehow make their way on board the enterprise and take it over.  It is as stupid as it sounds.  Please forgive some of the audio sync issues in the latter half of the episode. You can e-mail us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son revisit and provide commentary for the Star Trek Original Series episode "Requiem for Methuselah".  Kirk falls in love with a girl in about 15 minutes and then Spock violates his mind later.  Fun times.  You can e-mail us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son Revisit and provide commentary for the Star Trek Original Series episode "The Lights of Zetar".  Proving once again that maybe being renewed for a third season was not the right course of action, as the episode was written by the lady who did the Lambchop puppet.  Yes.  Really.  You can e-mail us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son revisit and provide commentary over the Star Trek Original Series Episode "That Which Survives".   A Rather poorly written episode where no one seems to be acting like they are supposed to.  Spock is even more of an ass.  Kirk is even more obstinate.  And the villain of this week seems to be duct taped together ideas while the Enterprise flies around at warp 12.  Weird episode.  Some audio issues might make the sync a little off.  You can e-mail us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com

A Father and Son revisit the worst solution for population control ever devised in Star Trek in the Original Series episode "The Mark of Gideon" which quickly goes warp speed through several constitution class sized plot holes.You can e-mail us at: lostpodcastsoftitan@gmail.com