STAR TREK REVIEWED

28 — 06min 57sec — 25 June 2026
The Borg have come for the Australian Computer. Unfortunately, it knows their one weakness. All voice work done by me over episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation.

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27 — 01min 00sec — 08 June 2026
The Borg insulted the wrong captain.

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26 — 00min 43sec — 13 May 2026
Another Captain Jellico song!

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An original musical production from Picard Looking! His composition, voice, and musical accompaniment

25 — 06min 11sec — 12 May 2026
The Australian Computer finds a new home after being unexpectedly thrown halfway across the galaxy.

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24 — 02min 40sec — 20 April 2026
If you’ve ever wondered where all the poop goes in a starship, well… this video probably won't help. But at least now there's a song about it.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_QC4rUsHaNg

23 — 07min 35sec — 31 March 2026
That time on Star Trek when a maintenance update glitched the computer into being Australian. Some of these clips are brand new, and some were previously released as Shorts only.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ukKGG3Vpegc

22 — 01min 03sec — 22 March 2026
The Enterprise has made contact with an unknown lifeform requiring the repeated use of a “button” to communicate. Despite our efforts, all dialogue has devolved into escalating demands and… hostility. Also something about a donut.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Gk22Ct6hDC0

Matt Berry is the star of Toast of London owned by Channel 4.

21 — 01min 27sec — 16 March 2026
Picard started it. The galaxy followed.

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20 — 03min 11sec — 09 March 2026
For decades, the legendary mediator Riva has travelled the galaxy resolving conflicts without speaking a single word. He has remained a mystery. Until now.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/r20CqWPnnis

19 — 08min 06sec — 24 February 2026
The final instalment of the Star Trek x Minions adventure. This is the story of Picard and Gary at El-Adril, the classic Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Darmok” reimagined with Minions.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/4M5JBDnW3kk

18 — 02min 27sec — 26 January 2026
Welcome to Starfunk Academy. "I played, recorded, and produced this one myself — just me, a stack of instruments (yes a cup of rice is an instrument) and some Hollywood-level green screen effects. It’s an original funk arrangement with a few nods to the classic Star Trek TOS and TNG themes along the way. Also, yes — that’s me on screen for the first time. In standard uniform… well, close enough. Jellico would have notes."

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/wj9tVfnzc9E

17 — 00min 16sec — 16 October 2025
Captain Jellico runs a tight ship, and in hindsight his actions were justified this time around. What was Troi thinking, it wasn’t even casual Friday!!

Watch as a playlist on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6lGdam5fdJPo6GMhXX0rB6jhVkZWeeS4

This is actually a series of shorts which I’ve put together as a playlist, adding new ones as they are released.

16 — 04min 42sec — 09 January 2026
The first full-length episode featuring the Australian Star Trek Computer aboard the Enterprise. As Geordi La Forge ("Geordo") attempts romance, the Computer attempts to help. Neither of them succeed.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/gQPZJgcedzI

15 — 01min 44sec — 03 January 2026
What if Apple designed Starfleet technology — and was completely honest about it? Welcome to WWDC 2375.

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14 — 02min 45sec — 30 December 2025
A small homage to the classic song by Paul Simon. "This seemed like a good idea at the time."

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/0bVnTH-YZgI

13 — 00min 11sec — 20 December 2025
He's randomly paired famous songs with scenes where Picard hails one of the crew, then replaced Picard’s voice with the lyrics.

I randomly paired famous songs with scenes where Picard hails one of the crew, then replaced Picard’s voice with the lyrics. This is actually a series of shorts which I’ve put together as a playlist, adding new ones as they are released.: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6lGdam5fdJOxt4QOBlDjbV-wMz44BXaZ

12.5 — 00min 14sec — 24 December 2025
‘Picard Looking’ wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year ahead for 2026!

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/8zrYOEuVcMw

12 — 09min 48sec — 18 December 2025
Unnecessary Censorship is the art of the strategically placed bleep – your mind inserts what you think they might be saying!

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/NG-g69LzrGY

11 — 05min 34sec — 13 December 2025
Yes, this is a six-minute Star Trek engineering song. He knows the lyrics by heart now and is seeking counselling.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/d66KT3yevUY

The refreshing thing about 'Picard Looking' - to me - is that the producer is not afraid to poke fun at the tools that he uses, in this case how AI will daisy-chain lyrics, forcing them across 'line breaks'. There's probably a term for it in music theory but it's not a strong point of mine. - K

10 — 01min 56sec — 04 December 2025
After the previous Zoom meeting aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise-D — the one where Commander Riker accidentally revealed far more of his uniform than Starfleet regulations permit — Captain Jean-Luc Picard decided it was time for another attempt at “structured remote collaboration.” This time he brought along his old Jedi friend, Master Obi-Wan Kenobi

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/pW4zo8Q44qI

09 — 02min 31sec — 23 November 2025
An original musical production from this largely AI producer! His voice, him playing guitar, keyboard/synth and doing the harmonies. The only thing that wasn’t him was the drum track! A tribute to Captain Edward Jellico, “a much-maligned character who I think is far more interesting than people give him credit for.”

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/7bMyH3-UM1k

08 — 03min 03sec — 10 November 2025
The TNG computer has been hacked by Aussies!

Watch as a playlist on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6lGdam5fdJMIQpoAmjwvUzxsNyB3aCkl

This is actually a series of five shorts which I've put together as a playlist

07 — 01min 16sec — 07 November 2025
Picard breaking the fourth wall!

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/EyCcf5RiWAs

06 — 05min 58sec — 04 November 2025
Captain Picard’s ordeal continues on the planet surface in this reimaging of the classic TNG episode "Darmok", where the good Captain must summon every ounce of patience, diplomacy, and restraint as he’s stranded on a hostile world with a small yellow lifeform with limited vocabulary. Above the planet the crews of both ships are engaged in highly strategic military positioning.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Sn-6eW7GC2A

05 — 03min 10sec — 12 October 2025
Argh! MY EYES! When Starfleet Command introduced Casual Fridays aboard the Enterprise, most officers continued wearing their standard uniforms. Except Worf. And then—Riker. As the first to follow Worf’s lead, Commander Riker approached the new dress code with... enthusiasm. Where Worf chose one garment and made it his signature, Riker preferred variety — boldly experimenting with outfits that were sometimes... a little tighter than regulation allowed. This served to make the Riker Maneuverer and Riker Lean even more spectacular to watch. This compilation features some of Riker's more notable leisurewear choices as the Enterprise continues its Casual Friday journey.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/5HkRd-p9r6A

04 — 01min 53sec — 03 October 2025
Following the disastrous first attempt at remote working aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise-D, Captain Jean-Luc Picard insisted on scheduling a follow-up Zoom meeting shortly after an epic battle with The Borg. This time, he arrived with an honorable agenda and, thanks to Geordi, stable wifi. Unfortunately the meeting still unravelled and quickly descended into Casual Friday compliance disputes, Borg-related banter at the Captain's expense, and Questionable uniform standards (mostly below the waist). Starfleet Command has since resigned itself to the reality that these meetings will continue to surface — an ongoing chronicle of the Federation’s least effective experiment in remote work.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/-eTDPLRjzWM

03 — 02min 02sec — 20 September 2025
When Starfleet Command introduced Casual Fridays aboard the Enterprise, most of the crew ignored it and continued wearing their standard uniforms. Except Worf. For him, it was a matter of honor — and his weapon of choice was the Hawaiian shirt. This compilation preserves those special moments.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/DHi4b4NKp4M

02 — 02min 57sec — 07 September 2025
Just when you thought “Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra” was confusing enough, the Minions take incomprehensible communication to a whole new level. Can the crew of the Enterprise-D find common ground with a species whose universal translator registers only… “banana”?

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Ehcoulhsuf4

01 — 01min 36sec — 25 August 2025
During the U.S.S. Enterprise-D's extended mission of exploration in the 24th century, Captain Jean-Luc Picard briefly experimented with conducting mission debriefs via real-time subspace visual conferencing. This archival footage was recovered from a classified Starfleet systems log, declassified under Starfleet General Order 32, Subsection 47. This particular meeting was marked by irregular uniform compliance, signal degradation across multiple comm nodes, and an undefined agenda structure. It remains to be seen whether Starfleet will release more of these classified meetings.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/qTTASCK5IaA