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Review: “In The Pale Moonlight” Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 6, Episode 19
The episode “In The Pale Moonlight” is definitely one of those episodes, not just in Star Trek canon, but in science fiction, that truly stands out as amazing for many reasons. For one, it flies in the face of Gene Roddenberry’s original vision of what Star Trek was supposed to be about; a utopian paradise…
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The Worst Star Trek: The Next Generation Episodes
Much like any other series that lasted for multiple seasons, Star Trek: The Next Generation had it’s amazing episodes, mediocre episodes, and then there were episodes that were just abysmal. Many fans are in agreement as to which episodes those are in all three categories, so here I present to you the episodes I believe…
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Review: Hollow Pursuits – Star Trek: The Next Generation (Season 3, Episode 21)
Hollow Pursuits is an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation that is somewhat divisive among fans, but not for the reasons you may think. The episode itself centers around Reginald Barkley, an engineering lieutenant who is painfully introverted, yet has created a fantasy world based on those he works with, and uses to deal…
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Review: “The Measure of a Man” Star Trek: The Next Generation (Season 2, Episode 9)
Recently, I’ve been going through episodes of sci-fi series from the 80’s and 90’s and I recently started watching Star Trek: The Next Generation. Star Trek was Gene Roddenberry’s attempt to show how humanity had overcome many of its own issues, gone to the stars to explore all the wonders, face the dangers, and deal…
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Babylon 5: A Highly Underrated Sci Fi Masterpiece
Science fiction buffs can’t talk about sci fi shows in the 80’s and 90’s without bringing up the show Babylon 5. This show was considered one of the most underrated shows, not just in science fiction, but in television in general of the last 40 years. Reason being, it not only set standards for writing,…
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The One Sci-Fi Image That Started It All For Me
Over the years, people have asked me what got me into science fiction, fantasy, tech, and everything else. It was a singular image I saw in television in 1988 when I was but a child of 8. I was flipping channels, when I came upon a show I had never seen before called Star Trek:…