Star Trek Into Darkness Named Worst Star Trek Film Ever! Really?
Star Trek Into Darkness has been voted the worst movie in the franchise by fans at Star Trek 2013 con’s ‘One Trek Mind Live’ panel in Las Vegas. Attendees were asked to rank the 12 movies in order, with 1999’s parody Galaxy Quest also listed among the options for some reason. The film has made over $450 million (£291 million) around the world and is the most successful film in the franchises history. The...
Pre-order Star Trek TNG Season 5 on Blu-ray now from Amazon UK
CBS Home Entertainment will release Star Trek: The Next Generation Season 5 on Blu-ray, November 18, 2013 in the UK. Synopsis: Star Trek: The Next Generation Season Five never looked more stunning than it does on Blu-ray with 1080p high definition picture. Experience enhanced visual effects rebuilt from the original elements and surround yourself with the digitally remastered 7.1 sound (or choose the original broadcast audio). You’ll...
The Delta Quadrant – 4×14 – Message In A Bottle
This week’s episode is Message in a Bottle. Listen as our crew reviews this incredibly enjoyable episode, and drools over Starfleet technology! Enjoy!
Out Now: Star Trek Ongoing, Issue #24
Issue #24 of IDW Publishing Star Trek Ongoing comic series is out today. The adventures of Kirk, Spock and the Enterprise crew continue in an all-new adventure that follows the events of the hit film Star Trek Into Darkness and the new Star Trek video game. This one pits them against a classic enemy: the Gorn. Written by Mike Johnson, features art by Claudia Balboni and a cover by Tim Bradstreet. Overseen by Roberto Orci. Available...
NASA plans to use 3D printing to enable Star Trek replication in space
NASA plans to send a 3D printer to the International Space Station in June, on the fifth SpaceX supply mission. The ability to conduct 3D printing in space would allow astronauts to create parts needed to keep the 15-year-old station in working order without having to have replacements delivered. NASA astronaut Timothy “TJ” Creamer said: “3D printing provides us the ability to do our own ‘Star Trek’...
Star Trek Voyager: Examining Critical Care By Tanya Gujral
“Level Blue is your critical care area, I presume?” – The Doctor “Level Blue is the area which it’s most critical that we provide excellent care” – Chellick I love the Voyager episode Critical Care. I think the concept of assigning a value to a person’s contribution to society and then medically treating them according to the output figure is so shocking. Yet is it unbelievable? If resources are short, then a system is needed in...
Photos From Star Trek Into Darkness Tokyo Premiere
Star Trek Into Darkness came to Japan on Tuesday (13 August) for its premiere. It was held at the Roppongi Hills in Tokyo. JJ Abrams, Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto and Alice Eve were all in attendance. Here are a few photos of the night. Source images Jast...
Voyager Re-Imagined Part 1: Enter The Maquis By Renee Roberts & Rick Austin
We know the story: The Maquis raider ship Val Jean entered the Badlands and was swept up into the Delta Quadrant, soon to be pursued by Starfleet’s USS Voyager. It wasn’t the first appearance of the Maquis, but it was the most important for the Star Trek franchise. When Chakotay and his crew were brought in to be a part of the Voyager team, we saw some initial signs of dissent, but it never led to much. However, what if there had been...
Star Trek Las Vegas Reclaims The World Record With Terry Farrell
Star Trek Las Vegas have again reclaimed the Guinness World Record for “The Largest Gathering of People Dressed as Star Trek Characters,” on Saturday, August 10, 2013. The Las Vegas Star Trek convention had 1,085 people dressed in Star Trek costumes and Deep Space Nine actress Terry Farrell was fan number 1,085 in the door. She was sporting a classic red dress tee shirt. The previous record was 1,063 costumed Star Trek fans set at the...
Out Now: Star Trek Magazine Issue #173 UK and US #46
Star Trek Magazine is out now in the US issue #46 and issue #173 in the UK. This issue Star Trek Magazine have an exhaustive review of the movie, plus an interview with Karl Urban (Bones), and prop master Andrew Siegel. Plus more issue highlights include: Interviews with Aron Eisenberg and Manu Intiraymi! Exclusive Star Trek fiction! A look at the incredible work of artist Bob Peake, creator of some of the most striking Star Trek...