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THOUGHTS: 04/09/2018: I've enjoyed listening to some episodes of "The Alpha Quadrant", at least the ones with the "Star Trek" guests. I do not really care for the new shows that they talk about, but to each their own. The banter is full of humor, as well as interesting tidbits or anecdotes on set or behind the scenes. Keep it up! 04/05/2018: Screenshot or image of the day (From Star Trek: Online):  08/06/2017: From "The Enemy Within":
It is the 2017 Star Trek Convention, just a year removed from the 50th anniversary. I usually enjoy watching the Voyager panel for what it's worth, and it never gets old listening to the humorous anecdotes of the actors. 07/16/2017: "CaptionThisTuesday" or whatever day is certainly interesting, and often hilarious. I don't have twitter (nor do I use social media), otherwise I probably should jump on adding captions.
The beginning of "Waking Moments" episode was funny, among others. It's always been my opinion and belief that some elements of the alternate reality in "End Game" would have continued to play out, even when the timeline has changed. For one thing, Harry Kim would have 'eventually' become Captain for sure....instead of waiting another 7+ years. 08/09/2016: Star Trek's 50th anniversary convention wrapped up over the weekend, culminating in what was an important event. I almost had forgotten that it was this past weekend, as I was basically catching up with the goings on with the convention via social media. The panels and costume contest are certainly the highlights. Why didn't I find out about the spoof/parody "Unbelievable!!" earlier on? I heard it'll be released next month, on VOD or another platform I'm not sure. I'm sure it'll be funny, with the plethora of Trek alumni would make it worth the laughs. I could still imagine the Star Trek characters as they are in this film: Imagine Mr. Kim and Mr. Tuvok playing Kal-Toe (or however you spell it) aboard that shuttle to pass the time heh. If there is a collectible to purchase, the Sulu bobblehead from "The Naked Time" would be it. I forgot about that episode, but it certainly was a classic. 08/05/2016: My Star Trek Beyond review here: Film Forum "...he likes that seat" -Star Trek Beyond. No shit muhaha. "Sir, you haven't logged a single star hour in over two and a half years. That, and your unfamiliarity with the ship's design in my opinion seriously jeopardizes this mission" - Star Trek: The Motion Picture 05/22/2016: With Star Trek's 50th, a new sequel to the reboot:  Probably worth watching. More thoughts and references on my Film Forum here: 03/14/2015: The Star Trek world has lost Leonard Nimoy (aka Mr. Spock) last month. Rest in peace, logical one. 08/03/2014: It's the characters and the stories that make a Star Trek series compelling for me; as well as the technology for sure. I definitely give props to Mr. Braga (and others) for writing some good Voyager episodes, but I'm sure they've written some not so good ones as well. As with any series, there are going to be some episodes that should never have been written. Voyager isn't any exception. If I had the opportunity to purchase a signed photo of the entire crew from ten or so years ago, I'd probably would. I heard about "To Be Takei", and I might watch it eventually. Although I'm a Trek fan mostly, I do respect his activism as well as his wit and humor. 07/04/2014: Favorite Voyager Episodes: (no particular order)
04/13/2014: One of my favorite Star Trek themes has to do with temporal anomalies or space/time distortions. Wormholes, subspace corridors and even time travel are just as fascinating as the plethora of enemies that inhabit vast regions of space in a galaxy, more known as quadrants. Also, technology driven, advanced life forms can eventually find these pathways that cross vast distances. I suppose the possibilities are there from a fan's perspective. I'll list my favorite Voyager episodes eventually. ARCHIVED ENTRIES THE ART OF VAPORIZING RSG'S MUHAHA
FAVORITE TREK TECHNOLOGY Although the transporter, phaser, and the tricorder are the usual Trek technology that fans know about, here are some of my favorites: Replicators: Instead of having to prepare a meal or going out to get something to eat, who wouldn't want a scrumptious burger or a meal appear instantly right in front of them. It's a neat piece of technology for sure. The Holodeck: This is something that sure keeps the crew preoccupied for enjoyment when not on duty, and it sure passes the time away. Although everything created is in holographic form, a person better watch out if the safety protocols are not on heheh. Astrometrics: Utilized for stellar cartography and other celestial observations and analysis, this is sort of like a jacked up observatory or planetarium with holographic dimensions and much more advanced technology. As an Astronomy enthusiast, I'd certainly wouldn't mind spending time here....if it were real of course. An updated lab was designed by Kim on board Voyager; with some collaboration thanks to borg efficiency. Mobile Emitter: A mobile device that allows a hologram or a holographic person to go places and enter areas outside the confines of their activation place. They can also be stored in it. RESOURCES/MULTIMEDIA: |
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FAVORITE VOYAGER EPISODES: (no particular order) Year of Hell, Parts 1 & 2 Non Sequitur Flashback Timeless Living Witness The Disease Favorite Son Pathfinder Virtuoso Shattered Lineage Tuvix Blink of an Eye Riddles Nightingale Fury Author, Author Demon Before and After Endgame, Parts 1 & 2 FAVORITE TOS EPISODES: Season 1: The Corbomite Maneuver Shore Leave Tomorrow Is Yesterday The Galileo Seven The Return Of The Archons Space Seed This Side Of Paradise Balance Of Terror Errand Of Mercy The Naked Time Season 2: Mirror, Mirror The Doomsday Machine Catspaw Season 3: The Tholian Web That Which Survives Let That Be Your Last Battlefield Day Of The Dove And The Children Shall Lead |
