Star Trek

Kev & Rob narrowly avoid being merged in a transporter accident, and inspired by “I Have No Bones Yet I Must Flee”, pay a visit to the menagerie of episodes in which humanity is put in a cage, including “The Eye of the Beholder” (TAS), “The Cage” (TOS), and “I, Mudd” (TOS). They also briefly discuss the first of...

The rebranded Star Trek magazine Explorer, published by Titan, is including original fiction....

Rob & Kev float through the highlights of the season two finale of Strange New Worlds, “Hegemony”, before seeking out other instances of our characters floating in zero gravity, including “Star Trek: First Contact”, “Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country”, and the Enterprise NX-01’s “sweet spot”.

@GoodAaron has shared the news on Mastodon....

Poster-style illustration of a Talosian imagining their world reborn. By Fluffgar 2022.

Kev & Rob agree that “Subspace Rhapsody” had its charms, but didn’t quite live up to the hype, and that “Bride of Chaotica!” (VOY) is the last time going over the top into silliness was the point of an episode. Finally, as a bonus, Rob re-watched Star Trek III: The Search for Spock and was surprised by how much he...

Swallow is the author of several well received Star Trek tie-in novels, both for the new shows and the Relauch novelverse (as well as for some other fandoms)....

Pretty good summary I feel of where we are up to with SNW after 2 seasons, including the commentary about how the show is handling TOS nostalgia and being prequel.

In Subspace Radio 38, Rob & Kev need a sonic shower after the slow march through the Federation-Klingon war and its ugly consequences that was “Under the Cloak of War”. Reflecting on the Federation at war, they look back at “Yesterday’s Enterprise” (TNG) and “The Siege of AR-558” (DS9).

The part about trek at 2:26.

The article is making a lot of a brief response by Waltke to a question following up on a mysterious pre-STLV tweet on the platform formerly known as Twitter....

I’ll be giving this a read after work, but if anyone else wants to share their thoughts on the book, go for it!

My two favorite "vehicles" in all of fandom are the Enterprise-D and the BTTF DeLorean. And what do you know, Andrew Probert had a significant hand in designing both, as well as the first updated Enterprise in Star Trek: TMP. Here's a cool interview with Andrew from back in 2001.