Category: TV Series & Films
Prodigy’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
Read MoreProdigy’s “All the World’s a Stage” in Review
In Star Trek: Prodigy’s most recent installment, the Protostar crew answer a distress call and discover a highly unusual alien civilization. The alien natives seem to have adopted a disjointed
Read MoreProdigy‘s “Let Sleeping Borg Lie” in Review
As the episode opens, Dal, Gwyn, Jankom, Zero, Rok-Tahk, Murf, and Hologram Janeway are on the holodeck, watching a simulation of events previously seen in “A Moral Star, Part 2”. The
Read MoreProdigy‘s “Asylum” in Review
Beneath the waves of an alien planet, a group of spear-throwing poachers are hunting a whale-like sea creature. Following close behind in a small underwater craft, Gwyn, Dal, and Jankom
Read MoreLower Decks‘ “The Stars At Night” in Review
At a meeting of Starfleet officials, Admiral Buenamigo argues that the success of his new Texas-class AI ship rescuing the Cerritos has demonstrated that this hitherto classified project is now
Read MoreProdigy’s “Starstruck” in Review
I was starstruck from an early age by Star Trek, through daily viewing TOS reruns after school. The show’s adventures and characters captured my imagination. This capacity of Star Trek
Read MoreLower Decks‘ “Trusted Sources” in Review
Captain Freeman is told by Admiral Buenamigo that her idea for “Project Swing By” – revisiting planets that were contacted but haven’t been visited by the Federation recently – has
Read MoreProdigy‘s “Lost & Found” in Review
Over the decades – since devouring the TOS series over and over in the syndicated rerun era – my mantra to skeptical Trek fans as movies and new series have
Read MoreWhy Care About Star Trek: Short Treks?
Star Trek: Short Treks is an odd little anomaly in Star Trek history. Is it a Star Trek series on its own or just a companion? Is it still continuing,
Read MoreLower Decks‘ “Crisis Point 2: Paradoxus” in Review
The USS Cerritos is engaged with a Romulan ship from which the Melponar triplets steal a time-folding device, the Chronogami. As the ship is about to be destroyed, Captain Freeman
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