Warp Factor Trek

The only time I opt for the audio version of a book is if it is a memoir narrated by the author. After listening to all thirty-one hours of Sir

In this debut issue of a new four-part TNG comics mini-series by IDW, fear starts to consume the Enterprise-D. Is this issue bloody fang-tastic? Summary In her log, Counselor Deanna

Here’s a sequel to “The Trouble with Tribbles”. Does it measure up to its enormously popular progenitor? Are there any tribbles — I mean troubles — with this episode? Let’s

Even though this might not be the most popular opinion, I’ve genuinely loved very Short Treks. Each episode has kept the viewer entertained while shedding new light on strange new

In this episode, Lower Decks pays a visit to Ferenginar. Now that Rom is Grand Nagus, will the rest of the buttheads turn out to be the conniving, profit-hungry rascals

Let’s be honest. These very Short Treks are controversial at best and downright derided by the Star Trek fanbase at worst. The social media platform formerly known as Twitter is

This summer, a few days before the SAG-AFTRA strike began, actor John Billingsley graciously opened up about his role as Doctor Phlox, the first Denobulan character ever and chief medical

As a person without many opportunities to do so in my day-to-day, there’s something energizing about hanging out with another Trekkie and discussing the continuing voyages of the starship Enterprise

This episode is inspired by an alluring mythological figure. But is the episode itself as appealing? Summary Travelling through a mysterious sector where starships have disappeared, the Enterprise receives an

There’s no pre-credit teaser this time. In other words, we dive into the action straight after the title sequence. Summary T’Lyn records a report for Captain Sokel of the Vulcan