In this thrilling episode of EARTH STATION TREK we launch into space with William Shatner, jump into an unknown future with the latest Prodigy and Discovery news from New York Comic Con, and make First First Contact with the season two finale of Lower Decks! Earth Station Trek is a part
Join your Hosts Charles Kelso, Keith Johnson, Alan Siler, and Veronica Dashiell as they discuss the devious Harcourt(Harry) Fenton Mudd. They cover all six episodes that feature Mudd, right down to the Animated Series. What do they think of the recasting of Mudd, originally played by Roger Carmel in TOS
On this episode of the Blurred Nerds: Media mega companies and streamers: We catch up on all the media company merger & shuffling news such as Amazon eyeing MGM. WarnerMedia & Discovery might also combine forces. What will this mean for HBO Max in a year from now? Speaking of
You can believe this??? Another podcast being released in the same week. How does he do it? As the great Kevin Flynn said, “It’s all in the wrist.” Don’t ask me to explain it. It just works.
Star Trek was an idea devised by Gene Roddenberry over fifty years ago. He wanted to tell a hopeful story about the future that not only entertained but showed the potential of humanity. His series was not considered a big success at the time, but it has lived on in
Star Trek: Discovery relaunched the Star Trek franchise on TV after a hiatus of over a decade. Set before the original Star Trek series, Discovery’s slick look and darker tones evoked polarization in fandom as some gravitated towards the update and others rejected what they saw as an affront to
After an absence of more than a decade, Star Trek is returning to the small screen…well, sort of. Although CBS has launched a new series in the long-running science fiction franchise — titled “Star Trek: Discovery” — the series is only available on the network’s new streaming service, CBS All
