You are forgiven if you stepped into Star Trek: Prodigy back in 2021 with no expectations for an animated Star Trek show co-produced with Nickelodeon. You are not alone if the rich artwork, heart-swelling orchestral score, and action-packed, comedically-laced plotlines…
Michael Burnham and Paying it Forward
Regina Peters •
Spoiler Alert for Star Trek: Discovery through the end of Season 5. What I love about Star Trek and other long-running shows is the way that, when they’re well written, they slowly develop their characters over time. Michael Burnham’s growth…
Episode 240: Evolution of Q
The Crew •
Join Jarrah and special guest Andrea to unpack the evolution of the character Q, from his introduction in “Encounter at Farpoint” and the winding road that brought him back to Picard. Host: Jarrah Guest: Andrea – @katzehalifornia Editor: Andi Additional…
Book Review: Dead Endless by Dave Galanter
Regina Peters •
(Note: This review contains spoilers for Star Trek: Discovery Season 2.) Pride Month may be winding down, but if you’re looking for LGBTQIAP+ stories to read (besides the gigabytes of fanfiction we have online, that is), how about a novel…
Episode 239: Feminine Rage
The Crew •
Andi is joined by special guests Claire and Jenn to discuss the gendered expectations of rage in society as a whole as well as in Star Trek, and how sometimes anger is not an emotion that women are able to…
Comics Review – Star Trek Celebrations: A Joyful Ode to Love in Honor of Pride Month
Diana Keng •
With Pride Month in full swing, you may have missed IDW’s gorgeous one-off anthology celebrating some of Star Trek’s most-loved characters. In Star Trek: Celebrations, IDW spotlights LGBTQIAP+ characters throughout the canon – Sulu, Raffi, Seven, Chapel, Stamets, Reno,…