What Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Left Behind - IGN
As the documentary What We Left Behind heads to theaters, Deep Space Nine showrunner Ira Steven Behr and castmembers look back at what made this Star Trek so special.| IGN
ILM's head of compositing discusses adding all the tiny little VFX elements to already elaborate visual effects to make it all work. The post ILM Visual Effects Artist Breaks Down ‘Hidden’ Digital FX appeared first on Nerdist.| Nerdist
It's been a long time coming, but Star Trek fans have finally been rewarded with a full-length account of the Battle of Wolf 359, arguably the single most iconic battle in the history of the Star Trek franchise.| The Wertzone
Discussion group about all versions of Star Trek. Fediverse address:@startrek@fedigroups.social| Fedi.Directory – Interesting accounts on Mastodon & the Fediverse
Once the sun set, Angira could become bitterly cold. [Lord Bhima] noticed, however, that the dozen sinha [warriors] made a point of ignoring the cold as they waited for his orders. He studied his young charges and decided that they really thought they were the same stuff as the heroes of the old legends. They […]| Dojo Darelir, the School of Xenograg the Sorcerer
The Star Trek multimedia franchise launched with one of the best-beloved and most successful (at least in syndication) series in television history. As such, the original Star Trek has been considered by many to have had massive cultural impact, affecting many aspects of modern living especially when it comes to technology. And that’s just on… The post How Nichelle Nichols Redefined Television History with a Kiss appeared first on Black Girl Nerds.| Black Girl Nerds
The story so far: after a tentative beginning and a gradual process of refinement and development, Deep Space Nine kicked off the Dominion plot arc, which saw growing tensions leading to a slide towards conflict. The show ended its fifth season with the Dominion War erupting, leading to season 6 beginning with an intriguing experiment … Continue reading Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – The Season of Leavetaking| Jumbled Thoughts of a Fake Geek Boy
The story so far: after being hauled to the Delta Quadrant by the vastly powerful entity known as the Caretaker, the USS Voyager has spent entirely too much time dealing with the Kazon, picked up the trail of the Borg, and dialled up the sexy by adding Jeri Ryan to the cast. Now series co-creator … Continue reading Star Trek: Voyager – The Season of the Dark Frontier| Jumbled Thoughts of a Fake Geek Boy
As the documentary What We Left Behind heads to theaters, Deep Space Nine showrunner Ira Steven Behr and castmembers look back at what made this Star Trek so special.| IGN
This isn't normally a musing-about-Star-Trek sort of blog, but I've been enjoying the heck out of Star Trek lately, and last week's episode of Strange New Worlds was a new version of an old favorite, so that's got me musing. Spoilers ahead.| Rolltop Indigo
I’ve been watching Star Trek for as long as I can remember. Though it’s always been in the air of culture, it wasn’t until March 2020—when we were all stuck at home with Netflix and nothing else to do—that I watched all of it from the beginning. Continue reading →| Sci-fi interfaces
Warp Your Own Way, by Ryan North and Chris Fenoglio, became the first interactive fiction to ever win a Hugo Award!| Troy Press
After Paramount merged with Skydance, fans worried about the future of Star Trek. Paramount Pictures and Paramount Television co-chair Dana … Continue reading "Paramount Canceled A Star Trek Show So Good It’s Still Getting Awards, Big Mistake"| GIANT FREAKIN ROBOT
What is the point of Starfleet, anyway? In the latest 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds,' a documentary reveals the flaws of the famous space organization.| Inverse
From time-traveling womanisers to space dads who make a mean plate of jambalaya, here’s our ranking of every Captain to sit in the Chair. There’s no question more likely to divide the Star Trek fandom than “who’s the best captain?” Ask it in a room full of Trekkies and you’ll hear impassioned speeches about diplomacy, […]| ComicBook.com
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds has spent pieces of its third season building up a mystery, a mystery that may … Continue reading "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Is Now Answering Next Generation’s Biggest Unanswered Question"| GIANT FREAKIN ROBOT
Surprising no one, the safeties are off.| Mythcreants
It’s been a difficult time for Starfleet, but now that the Enterprise-E has defeated the Borg Queen’s plan to assimilate Earth and the tide has begun to turn in the Dominion War, Picard…| Jumbled Thoughts of a Fake Geek Boy
A quick WIP snapshot of how it’s going.She’s a big ship, it’s taking some time to fill her out.| LCARSGFX
Hypothesis: The first IMDB ratings are by the biggest fans and therefore represent the peak rating, with stable ratings being lower as non-fans eventually catch up and watch something. I look at Se…| Troy Press
The story so far: with the withdrawal of Cardassian forces from Bajor, the Federation took over the Cardassian space station known as Terek Nor and renamed it Deep Space 9. As the command crew deal…| Jumbled Thoughts of a Fake Geek Boy
Nineteen-eighty-three was a wild year on the Final Frontier…at least in the world of tie-in Star Trek fiction. In a year when we got a novel in which the crew mutinied against Captain Kirk, S…| Nashville Book Worm
Next on my to-do list!| LCARSGFX
One of the things that I’ve noticed about the rise of AI is that everything feels so wordy now. I’m sure it’s a byproduct of the popularity of ChatGPT and other LLMs that are designed for language. You’ve likely seen … Continue reading →| The Networking Nerd
After spending its early seasons going through growing pains under Michael Piller’s watch, in its third season Deep Space Nine was given into the care of Ira Steven Behr, who spent that perio…| Jumbled Thoughts of a Fake Geek Boy
Working on a commission for a very popular ship class| LCARSGFX
Originally pitched as a prequel, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds now has to be conceived of as a reboot on an alternate timeline, based on its own changes to the timeline and to the development of it…| Troy Press
The story so far: after a strong but truncated first season, Voyager went astray a little in its second season, largely because of an excessive reliance on Kazon plot which just didn’t pan ou…| Jumbled Thoughts of a Fake Geek Boy
Years ago at the Battle of Wolf 359, Starfleet was tested to its limit against the Borg, not least because they had successfully abducted and assimilated none other than Jean-Luc Picard. As Locutus…| Jumbled Thoughts of a Fake Geek Boy
I was recently contacted by a nice fellow over on my DeviantArt. He had designs for a tug based on the Wallenberg Class, as seen in ST:PIC. He wanted an MSD of it for his stories.He gave me some sp…| LCARSGFX
After a thorough review of dozens of science fiction PbtA games, and after hacking the last two TTRPG systems we played quite a bit, I decided to create my own game with exactly the vibe I wanted. …| Troy Press
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine failed in comparison to its predecessor. We take a look at how the show was stuck in a hard place.| GIANT FREAKIN ROBOT
The story so far: after spending its first two seasons under the stewardship of Michael Piller, Deep Space Nine spent its third season shifting gear, new showrunner Ira Steven Behr swiftly making h…| Jumbled Thoughts of a Fake Geek Boy
So the little sneak peak I should you all the other day was a WIP Norway Class.Here it is now, finished and ready for the rivet counters that is the fandom to tear it apart :)| LCARSGFX
But I’m still alive!Working on something I’ve done before but is long overdue a refresh.| LCARSGFX
Planet of the Week is my PbtA homage to shows like Star Trek, Firefly, and Stargate: Atlantis. You’re the away team of the research vessel Endeavor Maru. You’re the first group to land on each new …| Troy Press
Star Trek's official science advisor offers a behind-the-scenes look at warp drive's wacky new cousin.| The Science of Fiction
Get the Rule Book on BoardGameGeek.com Star Trek: The Invasion of Klingon Empire (Tsukuda Hobby, 1982) Scott Muldoon and I have completed ...| crypticarchivist.blogspot.com
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Science fiction is often at its best, when unusual sci-fi circumstances are used to highlight real world issues. One of … Continue reading "The Most Horrifically Tortutured Man In Science Fiction And His Final Reward"| GIANT FREAKIN ROBOT
Something new is cooking.| LCARSGFX
Calling this one done.Enjoy all 8700 pixels across. As per usual, an un-watermarked infinitely scalable version can be had for a donation| LCARSGFX
Star Trek: Picard returns for it's third season with "The Next Generation" and more of the same poor writing and stupid narrative decisions| Lewton Bus
I rewatched Star Trek: the Motion Picture over the weekend. First time in decades. I still think it’s much better than its reputation, but this isn’t a proper review. Instead, a few observations: I had forgotten about the shuttle flyby when boarding: Due to the position of the space station and the maintenance docks, they’re […]| Mental Propinquity
I recently rewatched ST: Nemesis, which I went to see at the movies, so around 20 years ago. (sorry, there will be some spoilers, I’ll assume that you’ve seen the movie) My impression back then was that it was not great and broke the “even/odd Star Trek movies rule”. This rule states that the odd Star Trek movies are bad and the even ones are good, so after Star Trek Generations (I’m starting at The Next Generation movies to not overcomplicate this: number 7 and therefore bad), it w...| Wrong Side of Memphis
With a PhD in astrophysics, MacDonald uses her science background to help Star Trek explain di-lithium, warp drive, and more.| The Science of Fiction
Last week saw the series finale of Star Trek: Picard, a little over three years after the show premiered.| hampo.uk
By Nichole Nomura and Quinn Dombrowski From our print edition, Vector 298 Introduction “Computer, count some words” “The computer” – a character unnamed save its technological form – is one of the …| vector-bsfa.com
After all, these guys did save the whales.| The Science of Fiction
Author Ryan Britt discusses his new book Phasers on Stun! How the Making (and Remaking) of Star Trek Changed the World| The Science of Fiction
