Star Trek

Opinion: Star Trek: The Next Generation-- "The Quality of Life"

source: jeffords (Blogspot)

“The quality of Life’ is a continuation of sorts of the themes from the second season’s ’The Measure of a Man.” In that episode, data’s sentience is put on trial. If he loses, he gets dismantled and studied. Data ultimately wins the case when it is decided the soul--the spark of life--is indete...

Published 22 hours ago

Star Trek: The Next Generation-- "A Fistful of Datas"

source: jeffords (Blogspot)

On the production side, this was the first episode written by RobertHewitt Wolfe. He would go on to write many good episodes for DS9. He is probably why I do not mind Worf here. The episode was directed by Patrick Stewart. It does sound more peculair for a Brit to direct a western than the Italian S...

Published Sat, Dec 5

David Warner Talks About Star Trek V, Star Trek VI and The Next Generation

source: TrekWeb.com

Published Sat, Dec 5

Star Trek: The Next Generation-- "Rascals"

source: jeffords (Blogspot)

A couple other points. The episode was directed by Adam Nimoy, son of Leonard Nimoy. Fun bit of continuity there. This is also the last episode chronologically to feature Miles and Keiko O’Brien before they moved over to DS9. Ro was also supposed to join thecast, but Michelle Forbes turned the...

Published Fri, Dec 4

Celebrity birthdays for the week of Dec. 6-12

source: eTaiwan News

Actor Michael Dorn ("Star Trek: The Next Generation") is 57. Actor John Malkovich is 56. Country Singer Sylvia is 53. Singer Donny Osmond is 52. ... and more »

Published Thu, Dec 3

DEAS BLOG: Piedmont-Cordova Class 3A championship game blog

source: Tuscaloosa News

halftime show with the “Star Wars” theme and make a nice transition into “Spider-Man,” then to, if I'm not mistaken, “Star Trek: The Next Generation. ... and more »

Published Thu, Dec 3

Star Trek: The Next Generation-- "True Q"

source: jeffords (Blogspot)

I have to offer up a caveat with my above statement because one of the two Q episodes is “Tapestry,” which is one of TNG’s finest hours in that it offers up some humanity to Picard. But that is a little further dow the road. Today’s episode is another oddity, “True Q.”

Published Thu, Dec 3

DVD Review: Crank 2: High Voltage - Geeks of Doom

source: geeksofdoom.com

DVD Review: Crank 2: High Voltage Geeks of Doom (blog) All the while the guy best known for playing Q on Star Trek: The Next Generation offers running commentary as a news anchorman who seems hard pressed to ...

Published Thu, Dec 3