Warp Five 133: He Was Hangry / by Brandon-Shea Mutala

Season Three Retrospective Part 6.

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Running Time: 1 hour 22 minutes 28 seconds
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Season three of Star Trek: Enterprise was an brave experiment of storytelling with the franchises first season long story arc. As a response to the events of September 11, 2001, the creators of the show wanted to take Star Trek in a new, darker direction.

In this episode of Warp Five, hosts Brandi Jackola, Patrick Devlin, and Brandon-Shea Mutala finish their season three retrospective. We discuss the episodes "E2," "The Council," "Countdown," and "Zero Hour." We also discuss Nazi's, mice, and series ending episodes.

Chapters

Intro (00:00:00)
Welcome, Boomers! (00:01:28)
"E2" (00:04:14)
"The Council" (00:18:16)
"Countdown" (00:33:37)
"Zero Hour" (00:46:37)
Final Thoughts (01:09:11)
Closing (01:13:03)

Hosts

Brandi Jackola, Patrick Devlin, and Brandon-Shea Mutala

Production

Brandon-Shea Mutala (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Floyd Dorsey (Associate Producer) Mike Morrison (Associate Producer) Tim Cooper (Associate Producer) Justin Oser (Associate Producer) Mark Flessa (Associate Producer) Joe Saltzman (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Tony Robinson (Show Art) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager)

Featured
Warp Five 155: Oh, Hoshi, I Love You!
Warp Five 155: Oh, Hoshi, I Love You!

Season One Hoshi Moments. We discuss their favorite season one moments of Ensign Hoshi Sato, and give her the love she deserves. They speak of slug conduits, Planet Cancun, Section 31, joy and delight, and how Hoshi is the only person who ever had a good time on Risa .

Warp Five 154: Indomitable Starfleet
Warp Five 154: Indomitable Starfleet

"Detained" Deep Dive. We take a deep dive into the season one episode, "Detained," discussing racism, a Quantum reunion, exploding walls, and why it's wrong to incarcerate an entire species because of the actions of a few.

Warp Five 153: Pew, Pew!
Warp Five 153: Pew, Pew!

Writing the MACOs Into Starfleet. We are joined by special guest Richard Marquez of Earl Grey in the Season Five Writers' Room to create a story about MACOs integrating into Starfleet.

Warp Five 152: Ode To Spiner
Warp Five 152: Ode To Spiner

Season 4 Retrospective Part 2. We are joined by Chris Tribuzio take a look at the season four episodes "Borderland", "Cold Station 12" and "The Augments". We discuss ties to other Star Trek, religious meanings of augment names, big wrestlers and little women, and how a middle-aged man in prison could end up with children.

Warp Five 151: Boo Boo, Ja
Warp Five 151: Boo Boo, Ja

Fathers of Star Trek: Enterprise. We discuss the fathers of Star Trek: Enterprise and how they were represented on screen. We also discuss Peppa Pig, advice, raising kids, emotions, and choices. We also take a moment to reflect on our own fathers, and how they have impacted our lives.

Warp Five 150: Abraham Lincoln Wasn't a Part of Section 31
Warp Five 150: Abraham Lincoln Wasn't a Part of Section 31

Death on the NX-01. We discuss the instances of a crew member dying during the run of Star Trek: Enterprise.

Warp Five 149: That Dummy Looked Super Dead
Warp Five 149: That Dummy Looked Super Dead

NX-01 Movie Night: Frankenstein. We are joined by Mike Schindler to discuss the 1931 film Frankenstein starring Bois Karloff. We also discuss Robocop 2, brains, hunchbacks, ears, and plot holes.

Warp Five 148: Why Are We Talking About Zombies on a Star Trek Podcast?
Warp Five 148: Why Are We Talking About Zombies on a Star Trek Podcast?

Zombies in Pop Culture and "Impluse." We are joined by author Keith R.A. DeCandido to discuss zombies and the episode "Impulse." We also discuss George Romero, the film White Zombie, Haitian Voodoo, and our favorite metaphors in zombie films.

Warp Five 147: Chekhov's Peach
Warp Five 147: Chekhov's Peach

"Extinction" Commentary. We bring you a watch-along commentary for the third season episode, "Extinction." We discuss how Vulcans seem to be immune to everything, sassy teenage girls, eggs full of worms, and we even find some positive things to say. We also accidentally invent a new hand sign for all the Vulcan bros out there.

Warp Five 146: Crystal Light
Warp Five 146: Crystal Light

NX-01 Movie Night: Kung Fu. We talk about the pilot to the television series Kung Fu starring Keith Carradine, as well as the first season episode "The Tide."

Warp Five 145: Well, They Were Up...
Warp Five 145: Well, They Were Up...

Season 4 With Larry Nemecek. We are joined by Star Trek expert Larry Nemececk to discuss the fourth season of Star Trek: Enterprise. We discuss  the arcs, Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens, the cancellation, and appearing in the final episode.

Warp Five 144: Thorn in My Thigh
Warp Five 144: Thorn in My Thigh

Comparing "Judgement" and Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. We are joined by Zach Moore of Standard Orbit to compare and contrast the Enterprise episode "Judgement" with the film Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.

Warp Five 143: You Know That Place Where They Eat?
Warp Five 143: You Know That Place Where They Eat?

A Conversation With Dave Rossi. We speak with Mr. Rossi on his Star Trek work and beyond. They discuss teaching Star Trek to neighborhood kids, favorite projects, continuity problems in Enterprise, and Dave's love of Superman.

Warp Five 142: Spock Mellowed Out After He Died
Warp Five 142: Spock Mellowed Out After He Died

Vulcans and the Path to Discovery. We are joined by special guest Nicolas Anastassiou. They discuss the similarities of the Vulcans in Enterprise and Discovery, ponder first impressions and perceptions versus fact, ruminate on whether Vulcans are without emotion, and determine if a future episode of the podcast will be The Search for Patrick.

Warp Five 141: #WFENTRPG 2
Warp Five 141: #WFENTRPG 2

Warp Five Role Playing Game. We are joined by Dave Jackola of the Dark Corner Podcast for an RPG adventure set in the second season of Enterprise.
 

Warp Five 140: Storm Fart
Warp Five 140: Storm Fart

Season Four Retrospective Part 1. We are joined by Dan Davidson of the Trek Geeks Podcast to talk about the first part in our season four retrospective. We talk about the episodes "Storm Front," "Storm Front, Part II," and "Home." We also discuss Nazis, dinosaurs, Edith Keeler, and "shipping."

Warp Five 139: Several Other Elephants
Warp Five 139: Several Other Elephants

Essential Enterprise Season 2. We analyze the second season of Enterprise and select the absolutely essential episodes that they feel you must watch.

Warp Five 138: John Carpenter is the Answer to Life
Warp Five 138: John Carpenter is the Answer to Life

NX-01 Movie Night: The Day the Earth Stood Still. We are joined by Mike Schindler to discuss the 1951 film The Day the Earth Stood Still. We also talk about Hawaii, Jesus, friendship, and the films of John Carpenter.

Warp Five 137: The H.M.S. Enter^3
Warp Five 137: The H.M.S. Enter^3

Writing the Borg Queen's Origin Story. We write an origin story for the Borg queen using "Regeneration" as a launching point, and trying to stuff as many Borg references from other Star Trek episodes as possible.

Warp Five 136: 50% Banana
Warp Five 136: 50% Banana

Evolution and The Xindi. We are joined by Michael Wong and Emily Cutts, co-hosts of the Strange New Worlds podcast to discuss evolution and the Xindi. We also discuss intelligence, the Drake equation, and bananas.

Warp Five 135: Double Hardcore
Warp Five 135: Double Hardcore

Joelle Bekhazi Interview. We speak with Joelle Bekhazi who is a member of the Women's Canadian National Water Polo team. We discuss the training involved, where she has traveled, and the most challenging game that she played.
 

Warp Five 134: My Dog Can Drive My Car and do Math Problems
Warp Five 134: My Dog Can Drive My Car and do Math Problems

Porthos. We discuss the loving and loyal friend to Captain Archer - Porthos, his dog.

Warp Five 133: He Was Hangry
Warp Five 133: He Was Hangry

Season Three Retrospective Part 6. We finish their season three retrospective. We discuss the episodes "E2," "The Council," "Countdown," and "Zero Hour."

Warp Five 132: Steely-Eyed Missile Men
Warp Five 132: Steely-Eyed Missile Men

"First Flight," The Right Stuff, and NASA. We are joined by NASA employee Tim Robertson to discuss the influence that space exploration has had on Star Trek. We compare the film The Right Stuff to the second season episode "First Flight."

Warp Five 131: The Slow Boil
Warp Five 131: The Slow Boil

NX-01 movie Night: The Wages of Fear. We are joined by John Mills of Stage Nine to discuss the third part of our movie night retrospective. In this episode we talk about the French film The Wages of Fear from 1953.

Warp Five 130: T'Phil the T'Vulcan
Warp Five 130: T'Phil the T'Vulcan

The New Hosts and Their Favorite Episodes. We introduce you to your new co-hosts Brandi Jackola and Patrick Devlin and talk about our favorite episode from each season.

Warp Five 129: How Far Will a Good Person Go?
Warp Five 129: How Far Will a Good Person Go?

"Damage" With Phyllis Strong. We are joined by the writer of the episode "Damage," Phyllis Strong. We talk about T'Pol's drug addiction, story comparisons to history, Archer going dark, Phlox's place in the episode, and if Phyllis would change anything after all these years.

Warp Five 128: Don't Tap the Glass
Warp Five 128: Don't Tap the Glass

Season Three Retrospective Part 5. We are joined by Patrick Devlin and Michael Wong for the fifth part in our season three retrospective. We discuss the episodes "Hatchery," "Azati Prime," "Damage," and "The Forgotten."

Warp Five S3: I'm a Podcaster
Warp Five S3: I'm a Podcaster


NX-01 Movie Night: Sunset Blvd. Mike Schindler and John Mills are joined by Brandon-Shea Mutala for their second NX-01 Movie Night, Sunset Blvd.

Warp Five 127: There's Gotta Be Klingon Accountants
Warp Five 127: There's Gotta Be Klingon Accountants

David A. Goodman Interview. We are joined by David A. Goodman, writer of four episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise, to discuss his career in television.