The Ready Room

This show is a Trekkies dream! Wil Wheaton does an incredible job with hosting. A great interviewer, he asks the questions I would want answered! Don't miss this Star Trek fans!

Will, I do enjoy most all of the discussion topics you cover. But I have a difficult time trying to watch while having to see the forced & over the top enthusiasm thats exhibited. I feel like I'm watching a show meant for children. Wish you would tone it down some. Sorry!!

Each episode is all about Wil Weaton vacillating between fanboy and bragging about his days on Star Trek. He often interrupts or dominates the conversations talking about himself more than interviewing. It's exhausting. During interviews he often interrupts to interject how his experiences were when on Star Trek The Next Generation. It seems like he is trying to compete with current characters to be seen as equal or cooler than they are. He projects himself as a Star Trek Legend when he was just a supporting character. I feel for him and his childhood, but it is exhausting hearing him monologue about his accomplishments.

Wil Wheaton is perfect as The Ready Room host because his enthusiasm and his knowledge are real. Whether you loved or hated the Wesley Crusher character, Wil was a significant part of Next Gen, and through all of his personal ups and downs, he remained connected to his cast mates and to the franchise. While he didn't land a significant role in this latest Star Trek iteration, he managed to land as much total screen time as several of his former colleagues while making an important contribution to the community.

All that said, I'm hoping for the very long-awaited continuation of Star Trek: Assignment Earth, featuring Supervisor Wesley Crusher and Kore Soong. Make it so.

Are you sure this shouldn't be named the "Wil Wheaton Interjects Himself Into Everything and Tries to Remain Relevant Show"? I'm sick of him constantly making everything about himself. He talks too much and the guests can't get a word in edgewise. He's just so jealous that his acting career was never that great. Sorry, but this needs a new host that knows how to listen.