Jarrah and guest reviewer Captain Daphne watch and review the premiere of Prodigy, the new Star Trek cartoon for kids.
Prodigy Recap: “Lost & Found” (Season 1 Premiere)
Jarrah Hodge •
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Book Review: “The Ashes of Tomorrow” by James Swallow (Coda Book 2)
Sue •
**Please Note: This review contains spoilers for Coda Book 1: “Moments Asunder” by Dayton Ward.** From the Publisher: THE FUTURE IS AT WAR WITH THE PAST. VISIONS OF DESTRUCTION As a ruthless enemy spreads fear across the galaxy, leaving devastation…
A Story Worth Telling: Kirsten Clancy
Curator •
You agree to meet with the man who slandered the organization you lead, who told billions of people that actions you believe helped protect them were, in fact, “dishonorable” and “criminal.” He arrives and speaks in “we” as if…
Why Number One Deserves an On-Screen Captaincy
Sarah Cooke •
When Star Trek: Strange New Worlds premiers in 2022, a number of original series characters will be returning. One of the most exciting is Number One, originally played by Majel Barrett and more recently by Rebecca Romijn on Discovery. Viewers…
Lower Decks Recap: “First First Contact” (Season 2, Episode 10)
Kennedy Allen •
No punches were pulled in the crafting of this season’s finale of Lower Decks. The character growth that we’ve seen all season culminates in a flurry of emotions, and the action?? Well. Let’s just jump into it, shall we? The Cerritos…
Seven of Nine’s Transition to Self-Acceptance
Oaklyn Farren •
The first time I watched Star Trek: Voyager, I took it at face value, as I would any other Star Trek show. Sure this one had some unique elements: a badass lady captain who took no crap, a tough lady…
Lower Decks Recap: “wej Duj (Three Ships)” – (Season 2, Episode 9)
Kennedy Allen •
This week, Lower Decks gives a glimpse into the calmer side of life on a starship. During a 12 hour stretch through eventless space, Capt. Freeman (Dawnn Lewis) gives the crew of the Cerritos some well-earned downtime. Ensign Boimler (Jack Quaid)…
A Sisterhood of Stars: What the Women of Star Trek Meant to Me
Ruth Anne Amsden •
I came to Star Trek as a lonely, isolated girl nerd coming of age in a strict, conservative Christian fundamentalist sect. My first taste of feminism, my first glimpse of what equality for women looked like, came through Star Trek.…