Why Star Trek stories with ambiguous origins and endings are sometimes the best
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Star Trek has so well-defined the idea of what “the future looks like” we may have taken the imagination out of its future.
Star Trek: Enterprise planned to revisit the Mirror Universe in its fifth season. Cancellation scuttled those plans. A new Mirror Universe series? Why not?
Let’s face it, Star Trek's pesky godlike prankster Q, will not “go away.” Is it time for Q to get the old heave ho? Let's discuss!
In Star Trek, have we reached a point in Star Trek storytelling, where we should just accept what’s on screen as just another “variant”?
Star Trek stories with familiar characters or storylines must be WORTH telling. They must earn our attention and affection.
From long-distance transporters to easy peasy time travel, how some Star Trek tech is now a major problem for future storytelling.
Star Trek's constantly reexplored (but never explained) wall at the edge of the galaxy. It’s time to discuss this weird space phenomenon.
Maybe it's time to throw our collective arms into the air, and declare historical amnesty from the whole Star Trek canon debacle.
When producers move away from core Star Trek ideas they can expect a lot of backlash. Here are five things fans universally approve of.
The Federation is a multi-species organization rarely gets much airplay on Star Trek. Think of the United Nations - only a thousand times more complicated.
Musicals? Comedies? What's next and why fans might enjoy a change of pace from standard dramatic storytelling? Maybe risk-taking is good Star Trek
We know Star Trek has the smartest officers in their ranks, but maybe exercise is a great attribute too. Something we might all learn from.
Star Trek and the constantly changing starship “Enterprise” gets a lot of negative attention these days. MST3000 got it right! It's just a TV show.
We've heard a lot about guys thinking about the Roman Empire, Star Trek fans think about the Mirror Universe. Why we fans think about the Terran Empire.
Pike, the character and "Renaissance" actor Anson Mount make Star Trek’s newest captain a joy to watch on Strange New Worlds.
Star Trek has always been "forward thinking", predicting our real future, but have we reached a point predicting new technologies might be too hard?
Star Trek “Strange New World’s” brings classic storytelling back using courtroom drama and does so in three interesting ways.
We can thank Star Trek TAS for not only giving us new “Star Trek” adventures but also for giving us a “bigger” universe to play in.
Star Trek Picard: We DO miss the Enterprise-D's carpeting. How Enterprise-D's design looks more modern compared to newer Star Trek shows.