Star Trek: A Singular Destiny
In movies, in TV shows, in books, and in comic books, a big cataclysmic event is always a lot of fun. But it only becomes meaningful and worthwhile if that big event leads to great new, interesting stories about the aftermath of whatever has happened. Did something BIG and DRAMAT
International Talk Like William Shatner Day!
Did you know that this past Sunday, March 22, was International Talk Like William Shatner Day? Let the incredibly talented voice-artist Maurice LaMarche (the voice of The Brain from Pinky and the Brain, numerous characters on Futurama, and an incredibly long list of other credits) t
“And the two grand ladies made their escape together” — Josh’s Favorite TV Series Finales, Part II!
The great Battlestar Galactica saga comes to an end, tomorrow. I am trying to be brave! In preparation, I have been thinking about some of my favorite series finales. Click here to see numbers 10-6. 5. Arrested Development — “Development, Arrested” — Cu
“Sorry, we’re closed” — Josh’s Favorite TV Series Finales!
As I prepare for this weekend’s series finale of Battlestar Galactica (and contemplate life without that brilliant show, one of the greatest of the last two decades), I’ve been thinking about some of the great series finales of the recent past. Here are some of my favori
“That was another lifetime!” — Josh is blown away by the new Star Trek trailer!
So, showing in front of Watchmen in many theatres across America right now is a new trailer for J.J. Abrams’ upcoming Star Trek movie. Holy shit! You can also check it out in glorious Quicktime here. You can never be certain, from a trailer, just how good the actual movie wi
Star Trek: Of Gods and Men
In case you haven’t figured this out by now, I am an enormous Star Trek fan. But I have lamented before on this site that, for a number of years now, there haven’t been any new Star Trek TV shows or movies to entertain me. (And frankly, I wasn’t that wild about t
Star Trek: Destiny
A few months ago I wrote about some of the exciting Star Trek fiction that Pocket Books has released over the past several years, picking up story-lines left hanging by the now off-the-air 24th century Trek series (Star Trek: The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, and Voyager). The o
News Around the Net
Haven’t done one of these in a while… Here’s some of the fun stuff floating around the interwebs these days: The Simpsons has moved to HD! This has apparently necessitated a change in the show’s iconic opening credits sequence, which has remained constant for
Star Trek: Phase 2
Back on September 9th I wrote about Star Trek: Phase 2, by far the most interesting of the many fan-made Star Trek projects that have sprung up over the past few years, in the absence of any new official Star Trek material on TV or at the movies. The goal of Phase 2 is to […]
Quantum of Solace, Watchmen, and Star Trek!
So Steph and I caught Quantum of Solace on Friday — What a fun time in a theatre! The showing started off with several exciting trailers for some of the big blockbusters that will be arriving in the spring. Quite a few of them didn’t interest me, such as Angels & Dem