An Empire's Lullaby 2 - Episode 8
An Empires Lullaby
Detective Maza from Gargoyles guest stars on Deep Space 9 and Sisko is smitten. Briar tries not to go on tangents about dopamine and epigenetics. Matt talks about the cultural origin of terraforming. Visit Mixolydian Gray on SoundCloud:
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An Empire's Lullaby 2 - Episode 7
An Empires Lullaby
CW: policing, the fascist Cardassian occupation of Bajor
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An Empire's Lullaby 2 - Episode 6
An Empires Lullaby
In this episode, Grand Nagus Zek returns and sends Quark and a waiter at Quark's bar on a quest filled with capitalism, love, and surprise twists!
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An Empire's Lullaby 2 - Episode 5
An Empires Lullaby
CW: disability, accommodations, ableist frameworks
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An Empire's Lullaby 2 - Episode 4
An Empires Lullaby
CW: Surgery, invasive medical procedures
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An Empire's Lullaby 2 - Episode 3
An Empires Lullaby
Starfleet tries to hold the fort on DS9 while Kira and Dax smuggle key evidence to the Bajoran prov. government.
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An Empire's Lullaby 2 - Episode 2
An Empires Lullaby
CW for The Circle: Torture
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An Empire's Lullaby 2 - Episode 1
An Empires Lullaby
CW: concentration camps, forced labor, genocide
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An Empire's Lullaby Bonus Episode
An Empires Lullaby
It's our Season 1 retrospective and Q&A episode! Matt and Briar answer a handful of questions submitted by people. Matt reveals a secret project to be completed, and hoarse Briar is slightly hoarse, of course.
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An Empire's Lullaby - Episode 19
An Empires Lullaby
In the finale of DS9 Season 1, a Bajoran spiritual leader with lofty political aspirations arrives to shake things up on the station. Matt and Briar compare the issues Vedek Winn brings up to real-world conflicts between faith and secularism to point out what works, and what could have used a little extra time in the writing room.
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An Empire's Lullaby is back to rewatch season 2 of "Deep Space 9"!
This season premiere introduces the beginnings of a Bajoran civil war. What might be the first Star Trek 3-parter on syndicated television kicks off with Major Kira rescuing a Bajoran war hero named Li Nalas from a Cardassian labor camp, as a terrorist group called The Circle begin causing havok on Bajor and DS9.
Briar begins to realize that the Bajoran culture may be theocratic rather than only theistic and Matt deconstructs the national myth.