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Great to hear these guys again.
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I find all critical impulses fall away when I hear their little 'Doug Adams' theme song. But Lehah, if you want to take it too seriously, just compare to their historical episodes on the Star Wars saga, Indiana Jones saga, the Shyamalan films, etc. In that context, the brief whistlestop scattershot tour of the Trek series hardly seems unusual. It's more extensive a tour than they've done before, and a hard subject to sum up in under 10 minutes.
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I feel like Bones in whatever episode that was where he's so happy to have gotten in the last word...was that Journey to Babel? I am a nerd! Lukas
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The medium of podcasting is absolutely perfect for this type of stuff. I know nothing about music theory, so it's nice to have it illustrated without it being crammed down our throats. Nice to have the show back! More! Longer Episodes! More! Agreed 100%. I love having examples of the music-theory analysis weaving in and out of the discussions, for the times when I have no idea what the terms are actually referring to. I only wish the episodes were longer, with more detail. I'm a bit ashamed to admit that the counterpoint between Giacchino's new theme and the TOS theme sailed right by me the first time I listened to the clip, since the new theme is what's really grabbed me. I'm so-so on the movie before seeing it, but I'm highly anticipating the score.
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