Interview with the director of OTOY/Roddenberry Archive's 765874 - Unification short film.

Interview with the director of OTOY and The Roddenberry Archive's 765874 - Unification film

If Paramount thinks Star Trek isn't gaining new fans like it should, its because they abandoned the strategy that worked in the past, and probably not what you think I mean.

If it's true the Star Trek fan community isn't growing, this essay argues Paramount should back to the strategy that worked before (and probably not the one you think I mean).

Lost star to play iconic Star Trek villain in new spin-off

From 1976, Tom Snyder's Star Trek Episode with Deforest Kelly, James Doohan, and Walter Koenig - who summed it up best for me right at the end, "Star Trek is a departure point". Harlan Ellison (The City on the Edge of Forever) doesn't disappoint 😂 And good lord, the smoking... wow!

From 1976, Tom Snyder's Star Trek Episode with Deforest Kelly, James Doohan, and Walter Koenig - who summed it up best for me right at the end, "Star Trek is a departure point". Harlan Ellison (The City on the Edge of Forever) doesn't disappoint 😂 And good lord, the smoking... wow!

CBR: "Paramount Is Overlooking the Most Obvious Solution for Saving Star Trek (& It's Not the One Fans Think)" | "How Star Trek Can Get Back to What Worked Has Nothing to Do With Narrative" | "Paramount has to put the new series in as many places as it can so new fans can discover the universe."

What are your Hot Takes on ST Discovery?

CBR: A first-person essay about how I've been a fan for 40+ years, and why I want more stories that push the boundaries of what "a Star Trek story" can be.

CBR: A first-person essay about how I've been a Trek fan for 40-plus years, and why I want more stories that push the boundaries of what "a Star Trek story" can be.

Say something nice about Section 31

How is it always day when the various ships arrive at planets?

CBR defends Section 31: "Star Trek’s Shadiest Organization Is More in Line With Gene Roddenberry’s Vision Than Fans Realize - Section 31 Is a Foundational Element of Starfleet - Their authority and mandate came from the original Starfleet charter - Stories show they fight for a better future."

[Section 31 Reviews] The most positive ones so far (CBR, The Verge, ScreenRant, SlashFilm): "It takes a dynamic approach to the foundational values" | "It's surprisingly funny, and the plot moves quickly enough to keep things interesting."| "Star Trek" that's not dorky isn't "Star Trek" at all"

Alex Kurtzman on Section 31: "I think you tend to find Star Trek because you feel somehow like you don’t fit in, right? And Star Trek becomes a safe place that tells you it’s okay to be different. It’s okay to be a misfit. And this is a movie about misfits, right?"

Alex Kurtzman on Section 31: "I think you tend to find Star Trek because you feel somehow like you don’t fit in, right? And Star Trek becomes a safe place that tells you it’s okay to be different. It’s okay to be a misfit. And this is a movie about misfits, right?"

Maurice Hurley.

Lost Episode Ratings - From the highs of Season 2 to the lows of seasons 5 & 6. Lost seemed to lose a lot of viewers starting in the middle of season 2, and couldn't quite ever get those numbers back up. Why do you think viewers stopped tuning in?

[Opinion] CBR: "15 Best Star Trek: Voyager Episodes, Ranked" (1. Blink of an Eye, 2. Scorpion, 3. Living Witness)

Hear Me Out: Tilly has a lot of qualities for that one trope/name that plagues women characters - but THAT is why she's a great character....

Those who criticize Disco/Michael Burnham often point to her mutiny, but (as this article points out) it's just what Spock would've done.

Star Wars Cameo in Season 5 Episode 6 "Whistlespeak"?

One of my favorite things about POI is that it's the "Batman" TV show I've always wanted. Turns out that was intentional. (light spoilers)

Just starting season 3, is there a canonical reason…

My Reaction to the new Batman Game

Which movie are you picking out of the two and why