“I, Borg” Gave a Soul to The Next Generation’s Biggest Foe
As it turns out, even the noblest and most enlightened Starfleet officer is still capable of bigotry and prejudice.
The Enterprise-D Is Still Star Trek’s Most Beautiful Ship
It looks and feels exactly like what a futuristic version of the already futuristic Enterprise should look and feel like.
Lego Boldly Goes Where No One Has Gone Before
A ultra-detailed Lego set of Jean-Luc Picard’s Enterprise-D? Make it so.
When Reading Rainbow Went Where No One Has Gone Before
In 1988, Reading Rainbow and Star Trek: The Next Generation had one of the greatest crossovers of all time.
The Next Generation’s “Where Silence Has Lease” Reveals the Indifference of Alien Gods
Season two’s Nagilum remains one of Star Trek’s most enigmatic and disturbing entities.
Star Trek: Lower Decks, Season Five (2024)
I was prepared to give the fifth and final season of Star Trek: Lower Decks a lower rating. The sea…
Star Trek: Discovery, Season Five (2024)
I’ve tried watching Star Trek: Discovery on several occasions, but it never really clicked for me. …
Do we still need more Picard after Picard’s third season?
It’s OK for stories to have definitive endings. Just ask Alan Moore.
Star Trek: Lower Decks, Season Four (2023)
Is Star Trek: Lower Decks finally growing up? While this latest season still contained (juvenile) j…
The Official Movie Magazine for Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Is a Blast of Trekkie Nostalgia
Long before the internet, we relied on magazines like this for information about our favorite genre movies.
Typeset in the Future: Typography and Design in Science Fiction Movies by Dave Addey (2018)
To call Typeset in the Future “in-depth” is a gross understatement. Dave Addey’s book dives headfir…
“The Next Phase” Allowed The Next Generation to Explore Death and the Afterlife
With all of the requisite technobabble, of course.
Picard and Riker’s Relationship Was the Best Part of Star Trek: Picard
One reason Picard worked as well as it did was that it reveled in the camaraderie between these two old friends.
Star Trek: Picard, Season Three (2023)
I never finished Star Trek: Picard’s first season and had no interest in its second (even with Q’s …
Star Trek: Lower Decks, Season Three (2022)
I still enjoy Lower Decks’ poking fun of Star Trek tropes, but this season didn’t click for me as m…
Character Flaws and the “Final Frontier”
How Star Trek dropped the ball by making its characters a little too perfect.
How Star Trek Can Shape a Life
We run a risk when we write off the TV shows we watch as merely trivial entertainment.
Diane Duane’s The Wounded Sky is Star Trek at Its Most Bizarre and Breathtaking (Review)
This 1983 Star Trek novel contains a threat to two universes, bizarre alien technology, and a deeply emotional view of the Enterprise crew.