Category: TV Series & Films
The Original Series‘ “Where No Man Has Gone Before” in Review
“Where No Man Has Gone Before” is the second pilot episode of the original Star Trek series. Produced in the aftermath of “The Cage” (Star Trek‘s first pilot), this follow-up
Read MorePicard’s “Võx” in Review
Star Trek: Picard races to its thrilling climax with an exceptional penultimate episode. It resolves a key plot point and sets up the show’s endgame. Summary Continuing from the previous
Read MorePicard’s “Surrender” in Review
Action-filled and deeply moving, this eighth installment is the best episode in Star Trek: Picard’s third season so far. It propels Season 3’s overall narrative forward in a shocking way
Read MorePicard’s “Dominion” in Review
The seventh installment of Star Trek: Picard’s third season is a lower-key episode in comparison to the last few outings. Although tense and featuring the return of another legacy character,
Read MorePicard’s “The Bounty” in Review
Episode six of Star Trek: Picard’s third season, “The Bounty”, is a nostalgia-filled episode. It moves the season’s overall plot forward while reintroducing two old friends and one former adversary.
Read MorePicard’s “Imposters” in Review
Terry Matalas promised that the third season of Star Trek: Picard would feature legacy characters from across the Star Trek universe. Episode five, “Imposters”, delivers on this promise with a
Read MorePicard’s “No Win Scenario” in Review
Friendships are strained. A saboteur is on the loose. Can the Titan crew find a way to overcome the “No Win Scenario” in episode four of Picard’s third season? Summary
Read MorePicard’s “Seventeen Seconds” in Review
The third episode of Star Trek: Picard’s third and final season begins where the previous installment ended, with the Titan heading deep into a nebula to evade the Shrike. How will the ships fare
Read MoreShort 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
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