Star Trek

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

Shakespeare never sounded so nerdy

source: Newsarama

Via Topless Robot taH pagh taHbe’…that really is the question, huh? Color me impressed when Star Trek enthusiast Brian Rivera did the famous “To be or not to be” soliloquy from Shakespear’s Hamlet, in full Klingon attire as well. Now if only we could get somebody to almost any of Cassius’ ...

Published Thu, Dec 3

What Is the Cast of Star Trek: TNG Actually Saying?

source: Escapist Magazine

The conversations that we heard Captain Picard, Geordi laforge and Data had on the bridge of the Enterprise might not have been what they were actually ...

Published Thu, Dec 3

Scene It? The DVD Game: Star Trek and The Simpsons

source: PopMatters

As for the Star Trek edition, Trekkies will get a kick out of moving the franchise's famous ships around the galaxy – the Enterprise, the Enterprise D, ... Star Trek Online Collector's Edition Detailed1UP.com Star Trek Online: Collector's Edition RevealedCinema Blend

Published Thu, Dec 3

Musical Enterprise Lamp

source: Trek Today

For shoppers still looking for that perfect gift for a Star Trek fan, how about an animated musical Starship Enterprise lamp? The Star Trek lamp plays the original series theme song, and includes the words “Space…the final frontier,” as spoken by William Shatner. As the music plays, an ei...

Published Wed, Dec 2

Star Trek: The Next Generation-- "Schisms"

source: jeffords (Blogspot)

It is discovered the unnamed aliens live in subspace. They discovered the Enterprise because of a modification in its sensor array which is immediately changed back to normal. The episode ends on a dire warning the aliens were more than simply curious.

Published Wed, Dec 2

Ray Romano tackles drama in bromantic new series 'Men of a Certain Age'

source: google.com

Zap2it.com To play Joe's best friends, Romano enlisted Scott Bakula, the charming sci-fi leading man from "Quantum Leap" and "Star Trek: Enterprise," and Andre ... TMR TV Review: Men Of A Certain AgeTMR Zoo (blog) all 88 news articles »

Published Wed, Dec 2

SPACE: 1970 Blog by Christopher Mills

source: Mike Lynch Cartoons

I can't even begin to tell you how many hours I spent pouring over those pages, dreaming of getting every single Mego Star Trek and Planet of the Apes action figure under the Christmas tree... not to mention the Enterprise bridge playset! (Never got that, sadly.)"

Published Wed, Dec 2