The one where O'Brien suffers again.

Hello, and welcome to another episode of Space Crime Continuum, the Star Trek podcast that asks the question: Do we really need to combine true crime and Star Trek?

This week's episode is a dark one, so listener discretion is advised. We'll be discussing themes of suicide and self-harm.

This week, we're covering the Deep Space Nine episode "Hard Time," where Chief O'Brien is accused of espionage and sentenced to what he believes is 20 years in prison. In reality, only a few hours have passed, but the psychological effects of his imprisonment follow him back to the station, making for one of the series' most intense and emotional stories.

Join Haley and me as we discuss this unforgettable episode alongside the real-life Canadian story of how the prison system failed a young woman.

If you'd like to follow along for Star Trek discussions, podcast updates, and other fun content, you can find me on Instagram at @vanislandcrafts or on Blueky @vaninslandsara.bsky.social
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The one where Tendi's love for ice causes trouble.

Welcome to jury duty listeners, Haley and Sara are finally back with a new episode of Space Crime Continuum, and this time we're animated! That's right, we're having a chat about the Lower Decks season 1 episode... Veritas, a classic Trek trial episode, or is it? Not only that, but on this episode Sara introduces a new segment! Her desperate attempt to lure Haley into watching DS9! season by season I'm asking silly questions and giving an overview of one of the greatest Trek shows.

Not only that but we do our usual chat, the trek purchases i've been making on ebay, what we're eating for dinner (because who doesn't want to know that?) and more! so tune in, zone out and enjoy this episode of Space Crime Continuum. Don't hesitate to follow along for updates on bluesky. VanIslandSara.bsky.social

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The one with the he said, she said vibes.

We are back! Welcome to episode 5 of the Space Crime Continuum, the inconsistent semi true-crime Trek podcast that leaves listeners frustrated but amused, or so we hope. This is episode 5 where we discuss TNG Season 3 winner, A Matter of Perspective. A classic he said/she said story where Riker is accused of peacocking, murder, bad pickup lines and just a bunch of bad stuff. But did he do it? Was it the wife? Was it the husband? WAS IT A MALFUNCTIONING DATA? if you don't know, don't worry, we'll walk you through it.
We also catch up on some life, talk a little baseball, discuss a show we love called The Pitt and pose questions to each other on how we'd navigate the hellscape Riker faces. All that and more on this episode of Space Crime Continuum... dun dun.
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The one where Kirk gets himself in a bit of trouble

Hello friends and welcome to another traumatizing episode of Space Crime Continuum. This time around we are in the "way back machine" and hanging out with Those old Scientists! and boy are they in trouble. Kirk is being accused of murder and is facing a court hearing! But have no fear, Spock is here and he's finding out that the computers have been tampered with.
What type of real life could mix with that?! What real life crime cases do we have in store? Well there's one you'll definitely know a bit about, because it's constantly in the news...release the files! And we also bring you a true story about a man who faked his own death to hide from the Mafia! All that and more on this episode of Space Crime Continuum.
Remember you can find us on social media by searching for @spcrcontinuum on X

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The one with horrible people doing horrible things

Hello Space Crime enthusiasts and welcome to episode 3 of Space Crime Continuum.

This week Haley and I have a real depressing line up of vile humans to discuss and share with you after we do a breakdown of Star Trek Voyager Episode 18 from Season 4, the Killing Game. Listener discretion is advised for sure.
But that's not all, of course not... because suddenly this podcast is predominately about...Baseball? You know it, it's the world series baby, and of course we got some things to say about it and our Toronto Blue Jays. So tune in and have a listen and stay safe out there!

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The one where Kira is constantly looking over her shoulder

Welcome back! Today on Space Crime Continuum we are heading to the space station we all love, Deep Space 9! This is episode 11, season 5, the Lightness and the Dark, where Kira is constantly looking over her shoulder as folks from her past are turning up dead. We follow this episode review with a couple of true crime examples that have similarities, like the Wrath of God story and the Mad Bomber.

Join us as we discuss these stories and go on our usual non-trek related tangents... As we do. Please consider following us on X @spcrcontinuum or follow me (Sara) on Bluesky @vanislandsara.bsky.social

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The one with a dead Ferengi, Cold War Era murders, and Port

Join Sara and Haley on their first episode of Space Crime Continuum! A Star Trek podcast that adds an element of true crime, because why not? Join us on this premiere episode as we discuss a case file involving the death of a Ferengi and the Doctor who doesn't stop asking the tough questions, you know her, you love her.. it's Beverly Crusher.

Then stay after to hear Haley and I discuss the true life cases with similarities, the story of Frank Olson and Don Wiley. And as always there's our usual banter and nonsense that you couldn't escape on Rewind and can't escape here.

We hope you enjoy this episode, please look for us on X (Twitter) @spcrcontinuum or send us a voice mail on TrekGeeks.com

In the vastness of space, crime is never far behind. Join hosts Sara and Haley, the voices behind Rewind: A Star Trek Podcast, as they take a deep dive into the darker corners of the Star Trek universe. Each episode of Space Crime Continuum explores stories of murder, betrayal, and moral conflict hidden among the stars, asking what happens when justice collides with the final frontier.

But the exploration doesn’t stop in fiction. After examining the episode, Sara and Haley connect its themes to real-world true crime cases, uncovering the chilling parallels between Star Trek’s imagined futures and the crimes that haunt our reality. With sharp insight, a true fan’s eye, and a fascination for the human condition, they reveal how terror lurks behind every star.

Whether you’re a Star Trek enthusiast, a true crime devotee, or someone who loves stories that explore the boundary between morality and mystery, Space Crime Continuum will take you on a journey where science fiction meets unsettling truth.