We’ve got lots of stuff punching us in the feels this week on Star Trek: Discovery, not to mention a heartbreaking cliffhanger. A new lifeform, an exercise in trust, and a dash of mutiny all take us to the mid-season finale of Star Trek: Discovery.
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‘Star Trek: Discovery’ 4×06 Review: “Stormy Weather”
What can I say about “Stormy Weather”? Episode 4×06 of Star Trek: Discovery does offer some interesting perspectives on Zora’s newfound sentience. We get a little more information about our bridge crew and their dynamics. Also, we get fairly close to what is a Next Generation-style bottle episode. Let’s dig a little deeper into “Stormy Weather.”
Our ‘Star Trek’ Gift Guide for 2021
Don’t you worry; we’ve got you covered. Here are some fun goodies you can put under the tree for the Trek fan in your life. Best of all, these gifts should arrive in time for Christmas!
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ 4×05 Review: “The Examples”
Star Trek: Discovery is pulling no punches this week with episode 4×05, “The Examples.” We’ve got some good, old-fashioned discussion of justice and ethics in this episode. We’re also looking at the age-old question, “Who watches the watchmen?,” or in this case, “Who counsels the counselor?”
Photos For The Pilot Episode Of ‘1883’ Have Been Released
If we’re being honest with each other, we haven’t watched Yellowstone, but 1883 peaked our interest because of Faith Hill and Tim McGraw. We grew up on their music. And though we’re not sure if we’ll review it – we…
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ 4×04 Review: “All Is Possible”
This week’s episode of Star Trek: Discovery, “All is Possible” takes a look at the difficult issues their world is facing. However, these issues are also applicable to our world as well. Episode 4×04 covers racism, distrust, healing, and hope.
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ 4×03 Review: “Choose to Live”
Episode 4×03 of Star Trek: Discovery, “Choose to Live” has several different meanings in the context of the episode. It’s a mark of good writing to layer your main theme in so many different ways and that’s exactly what today’s writer, Terri Hughes Burton, did in “Choose to Live.” Let’s look at the different ways that our crew “choose to live” in today’s episode of Star Trek: Discovery.
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ 4×02 Review: “Anomaly”
The crew of the Discovery has their hands full in this week’s episode of Star Trek: Discovery, episode 4×02, “Anomaly.” There are many different themes that could be discussed within this week’s episode of Star Trek: Discovery, but the ones I will focus on are mentorship, trauma, and recovery. Here are a few of my thoughts on “Anomaly.”
‘Star Trek: Prodigy’ 1×05 Review: “Terror Firma”
We’ve been using those “Hold Onto Your Butts” grab handles all week, eagerly anticipating the resolution of last week’s cliffhanger on Star Trek: Prodigy.
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ 4×01 Review: “Kobayashi Maru”
With an ominous name like “Kobayashi Maru,” every Star Trek fan should be on edge. The infamous no-win scenario test sets the tone and perhaps the theme for season 4 of Star Trek: Discovery.
‘Star Trek: Prodigy’ 1×04 Review: “Dreamcatcher”
The latest episode of Star Trek: Prodigy does a theme and variations on previous versions of Trek, gives us deeper insight into what each of our crew desires the most, and makes us glad for those, “Hold onto your butts” Grab Handles because we’re left on a cliffhanger already in this week’s episode of Prodigy– “Dreamcatcher.”
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Roundtable Interview: Wilson Cruz, Blu del Barrio, and Anthony Rapp
Our final Star Trek: Discovery roundtable interview features Wilson Cruz, Blu del Barrio, and Anthony Rapp. Their characters, Dr. Hugh Culber, Adira, and Paul Stamets make up our found family on the Discovery. It was such a pleasure to speak with these three, but before we get into the interview, let’s learn a little more about each of them.
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Roundtable Interview: Mary Wiseman and David Ajala
Our second round of roundtable interviews with the cast of Star Trek: Discovery features Mary Wiseman, aka Sylvia Tilly, and David Ajala, aka Cleveland “Book” Booker.
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Roundtable Interview: Sonequa Martin-Green and Michelle Paradise
We got to participate in roundtable interviews with the cast and showrunner of Star Trek: Discovery! Check out our interview with Sonequa Martin-Green and Michelle Paradise.
‘Star Trek: Prodigy’ 1×03 Review: “Starstruck”
We’ve got some thoughtful discussion of ethics, a lesson in humility, and some encouragement from Hologram Janeway in “Starstruck.” Let’s talk Trek!
‘Star Trek: Prodigy’ 1×01 – 1×02 Review: “Lost & Found”
Star Trek: Prodigy may be billed as a children’s show, but this is a show that is sure to please both the kids and the adults in the room. The pilot for Prodigy, “Lost & Found,” has something for everyone.
‘Star Trek: Prodigy’ Roundtable Interview: Rylee Alazraqui, Brett Gray, and Ella Purnell
young leads of Star Trek: Prodigy, Rylee Alazraqui, Brett Gray, and Ella Purnell. Before we get into the interview, let’s learn a little bit about each of these actors.
‘Star Trek: Prodigy’ Roundtable Interview: Kevin and Dan Hageman and Ben Hibon
Kevin and Dan Hageman and Ben Hibon. These guys have a great track record for making genre work accessible to young audiences. Learn a little more about these guys and then we’ll get to the interview.
‘Star Trek: Prodigy’ Roundtable Interview: Kate Mulgrew
We’ve got a short break between Star Trek: Lower Decks and Star Trek: Prodigy, but that doesn’t mean we’re slacking off. I was fortunate enough to join a group of journalists in a roundtable discussion with the cast and showrunners of Star Trek: Prodigy recently.
‘Halloween’ Retconning Laurie and Michael Being Siblings is The Dumbest Thing This Franchise Has Ever Done
Halloween retconning Laurie and Michael being siblings is the dumbest thing that this franchise has ever done and that’s saying a lot.
