Previously on Short Treks: Cadet Sidhu is put through some tests/torture. New animated Star Trek! For the first time since the 1970s! And two different animation styles! I hope you’re all as excited as I am, because here we go……
Previously on Short Treks: There was some Tribble trouble on the USS Cabot. It’s time for the shortest Short Trek yet – this story clocks in at just under seven-and-a-half minutes (not including the end credits, which add two minutes to…
In our most recent book club episode we discussed the oft-requested novel Dwellers in the Crucible, by Margaret Wander Bonanno. Now we’re excited to bring you an interview with the authors! Huge thanks to Margaret for taking the time to answer…
I recently finished watching Star Trek: Enterprise for the first time, and I was intrigued by a conversation in the episode “Horizon” between Trip and T’Pol. T’Pol is invited to go to movie night to see Frankenstein, but T’Pol does not…
Previously on Short Treks: Number One (Rebecca Romijn) and Spock (Ethan Peck) got stuck in the Turbolift. Once tired of Spock’s fame of Twenty (Thousand) Questions, Lt. Cmdr. Una treated us to some guilty pleasure Gilbert & Sullivan. Then pretended…
Previously on Star Trek: Discovery: Way back at the beginning of last season we met Captain Pike (Anson Mount). A bit later we met Number One (Rebecca Romjin), and a few episodes after that we met Spock (Ethan Peck) and…
Early in May this year, I watched the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode “Heart of Stone” for the first time and was quietly moved to tears. There is a very particular way I feel about my relationship with my…
In America’s current political climate, immigrants from certain countries are constantly being portrayed in degrading and dehumanizing ways. As an immigrant, though not often in the immediate target group nor characterized by the cipher “illegal,” it’s anxiety-inducing to think of…