We Trek fans talk a lot about Gene Roddenberry’s vision for Star Trek. But what is that vision, and how does it still fit with our world today? Has Trek drifted from Gene’s vision of a more perfect future with things like Section 31 and actions by Sisko, Archer, others?
Genesis II (1973) and Planet Earth (1974) were made-for-television films/pilots written and produced by Gene Roddenberry. We’ll be discussing the Star Trek connections in the films as well as looking at them as Gene Roddenberry’s post-Star Trek contributions to televised science fiction! Earth Station Trek is a part of the ESO
THE TROUBLE WITH TRIBBLESThe Story Behind The Popular Star Trek EpisodeBy David GerroldAvailable at Amazon208 pgs The Star Trek episode, “The Trouble With Tribbles” aired in Dec of 1967. We were in Vietnam at the time and so obviously didn’t see it. Most likely our first viewing had to have
This week, Matt and Elaine Sweatman join the EARTH STATION TREK crew to recount their recent journey through the very first season of Star Trek: The Original Series! Earth Station Trek is a part of the ESO Podcast Network, Executive Producer Mike Faber.
This week the EARTH STATION TREK crew is retreating to the Holodeck to talk about our favorite holodeck stories before reviewing “Ghost in the Machine,” this week’s episode of Star Trek: Prodigy! Earth Station Trek is a part of the ESO Podcast Network, Executive Producer Mike Faber.
Dragon Con 2022! Mark & Dan deliver the debrief on their Star Trek: The Animated Series panel along with the franchise’s progressive legacy according to the cast of Discovery and Picard and the missed opportunity of a shirtless Wilson Cruz. Plus Media Engagement Director Dan Carroll sat down with us
This week on EARTH STATION TREK we’re looking at how our opinions of Star Trek have changed over the years. After that, we find out if “The Examples” is a good example of Star Trek: Discovery! SPOILER ALERT! DSC 4×05 42:29- 1:11:29 Earth Station Trek is a part of the ESO
Star Trek Picard has finally arrived back on the airwaves-ish. Does this latest Star Trek series live up to the Roddenberry ideals of the past or forge a new and bold direction?
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
Mr.Gene and I are back to give our first Bonus Episode about Star Trek Discovery vs. The Orville. Is The Orville more Star Trek than Star Trek Discovery or vice versa?
Who was the first captain of Star Trek’s U.S.S. Enterprise? And—was the Enterprise even the ship’s name? You can find out all this and more by reading creator Gene Roddenberry’s original pitch for his now-classic series. See what Blastr has found for us all to see
