Star Trek

Hall of Fame Concert? Graying greatest hits

source: Philadelphia Inquirer

Then there was Media native John Billingsley, Dr. Phlox on Star Trek: Enterprise and the Homeland Security computer expert who set last season's 24 in ... and more »

Published 10 hours ago

Poster Friday Pt.1: Avatar, The Road & Tons More!

source: Screen Rant

Poster Friday Pt.1: Avatar, The Road & Tons More! To start, here's a cool looking retro poster for Star Trek featuring the original Enterprise that started it all. The image comes from Star Trek: Art of the ...

Published 10 hours ago

Power Records: STAR TREK

source: Mike Lynch Cartoons

In the 1970s, if you were a TREK fan, there was nothing beyond the original 79 episodes. No TNG, no DS9, etc. So, if you wanted to quench your thirst for new adventures with the crew of the original Enterprise, you had to either go and read a book (like James Blish's 1970 Bantam paperback SPOCK MU...

Published 13 hours ago

Retro Review: The Next Phase

source: Trek Today

When LaForge and Ro disappear during a transporter accident, the crew believes they have died…and so do they. Plot Summary: The Enterprise intercepts a distress call from a Romulan ship and goes to assist. LaForge and Ro beam back to the Enterprise with a part in need of repair, but the trans...

Published 19 hours ago

A black future: Without destroying the Earth, the Large Hadron Collider might ...

source: Science

Star Trek enthusiasts might note that matter-antimatter annihilation seems to work just fine for the Enterprise. And in principle, Crane and Westmoreland ... and more »

Published 21 hours ago

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 21 hours ago

Opinion: buy MY STUFF for Christmas!

source: KRAD's Inaccurate Guide to Life

Star Trek: Mere Anarchy. The planet Mestiko is ravaged by a natural disaster that nearly wipes out the entire populace. Over the course of three decades, James T. Kirk and the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise revisit Mestiko -- whether to keep them from falling prey to the machinations of the Klingo...

Published Fri, Dec 4

"Spock's Brain"/"The Enterprise Incident"

source: A.V. Club

Case in point: when fans learned that NBC planned to cancel Star Trek after the original series' second season, they organized a massive letter-writing ...

Published Fri, Dec 4