Author: Roger McCoy
Roger McCoy is pretty sure he was watching Star Trek before he was born! He has contributed to the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds anthology series from Simon & Schuster (not directly related to the TV series of the same name) as well as a couple of unofficial Doctor Who anthologies. He believes a Star Trek story does not have to be canon to be good and does not have to be good to be canon, but if a story is Star Trek then you have his attention. He can be found online on his laptop in the other room; come on over and say hi! He's probably just looking at Star Trek news.
Short Treks’ “The Escape Artist” in Review
Are you a fan of Harcourt Fenton Mudd? If so, pour yourself a jipper (whatever that is) and settle down on the beach, because we’re reviewing “The Escape Artist”, the
Read MoreShort Treks’ “The Brightest Star” in Review
Do you want to learn more about the Kelpiens? Are you wondering if they were named after their habit of harvesting kelp? While “The Brightest Star” surprisingly implies an affirmative
Read MoreShort Treks’ “Runaway” in Review
Unfortunately, the first episode of Star Trek: Short Treks is a bit of a bumpy start. Let’s jump back to October 2018, during the gap between Discovery’s first two seasons,
Read MoreProdigy’s “Supernova, Part 2” in Review
Prodigy Season 1 is now complete. Let’s consider the final installment, “Supernova, Part 2”, written by Kevin and Dan Hageman. Summary Continuing from Part 1, the fleet is still attacking
Read MoreProdigy’s “Supernova, Part 1” in Review
Supernova is a Star Trek: Prodigy video game for PC and various consoles — but that’s not what we’re talking about here. Nor are we talking about the upcoming novel
Read MoreProdigy’s “Mindwalk” in Review
“Preludes” and “Ghost in the Machine” ended with some tantalizing cliffhangers: “Ghost in the Machine” left the Protostar nose-to-nose with the Dauntless, with Hologram Janeway distraught after realizing she had
Read MoreProdigy’s “Ghost in the Machine” in Review
Have you been awaiting the “stuck in the holodeck” episode? If so, your week has come! The good news is that this long-standing Trek trope has something fresh to offer
Read MoreProdigy’s “Preludes” in Review
Whereas most TV episodes have one or two and occasionally three or four credited writers, “Yesterday’s Enterprise” had as many as six, and both parts of Prodigy’s mid-season finale “A
Read MoreProdigy’s “Masquerade” in Review
While the Protostar crew is hiding in the Neutral Zone, Dal has become jealous of Okona and the attention he’s receiving. They’re searching for a starport to make repairs. Okona
Read MoreProdigy’s “Crossroads” in Review
Stardate 61302.7: Following the lesson they learned in “All the World’s a Stage” about how much can be accomplished without a ship, Dal and crew leave the Protostar to contact
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