Category: Star Trek: Scouts

Synopsis: The Star Trek Scouts defeat a piñata asteroid using a bat and piñata pickles rain down on them on Sprocket’s birthday. This episode can be seen as an illustration of Carl (C. G.) Jung’s concept of synchronicity – that everything in the galaxy, the multiverse – past, present, and future – are connected, even… Continue reading Star Trek: Scouts – Season 1, Episode 4: “Star Trek Scouts Hit a Pickle Filled PIÑATA in Space – Asteroid Blaster #4”

Synopsis: The Star Trek Scouts team defeat a chalk asteroid using a hammer to make fireworks. This episode can be seen as an illustration of the importance of the eros or the unconscious, here reflected as art, as well as logos, or the rational conscious, here represented by the science behind the crew’s actions. “Star… Continue reading Star Trek: Scouts – Season 1, Episode 3: “Star Trek Scouts Make FIREWORKS in Space – Asteroid Blaster #3”

Synopsis: The Star Trek Scouts team defeats a meatball asteroid using a fork to cut it into tiny meaty bits. This episode can be seen as an illustration of the importance of diversity—the inclusion of individuals with different talents and attributes, and inclusivity—the idea that everybody has a place in the universe, or in Star… Continue reading Star Trek: Scouts – Season 1, Episode 2: “Star Trek Scouts Smash a MEATBALL Asteroid in Space – Asteroid Blaster #2”

Synopsis: The Star Trek Scouts team defeats a soapy asteroid using a water tank to turn it into bubbles. This episode can be seen as an illustration of concepts put forth by archetypal psychologist, James Hillman, about the relationships between the Senex and Puer archetypes and the Puer and the Great Mother archetypes. In “Star… Continue reading Star Trek: Scouts – Season 1, Episode 1, “Star Trek Scouts Defeat a SOAPY Asteroid in Space – Asteroid Blaster #1”