Warp Factor Trek

As eager as anyone for the Star Trek adventure to continue, I remember getting really excited by a phone conversation with my dad about the upcoming third Star Trek film.

One of the things Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan always gets praised for is how it was done largely by people who had never done anything with Star Trek before.

It’s largely accepted that Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan has withstood the test of time so well that it’s still the benchmark by which all the other films

Picture it… Genesis cave… 2285. A marooned faction of Starfleet crew, led by the intrepid Admiral James T. Kirk, are sitting around, awaiting their fate. With them are brilliant scientists,

The year was 1979. I was five years old, my parents had gotten divorced in June, and I had just started Kindergarten. However, I still had my bi-weekly weekend visits

What were the precise conditions, the cinematic environment, that led to the release of the first Star Trek feature film, 1979’s Star Trek: The Motion Picture? That’s the question I

I will never forget the way I felt when I saw The Motion Picture for the very first time. I was absolutely swept up in the world of the starship

“There’s another way to survive: mutual trust and help.”  — Jim Kirk to Science Officer Mara, TOS: “Day of the Dove” Of all the Star Trek films, The Undiscovered Country

Following what was effectively a two-part opener to the season, the third episode has a fairly standalone main plotline, and B and C plots with some closure and some changes

“If loss has taught us anything, it is that each of us must sit with pain in our own way.” – Mister Saru, “Anomaly” Nearly two years into the pandemic,