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I have an idea how to clear it all up - and tell an, IMHO, interesting and creepy and tragic story - using Short Treks. Better I hope than the lame, half-a**ed excuse implied at the end of Discovery season 2. Here's my...proto idea (needs work, I know.) Admiral Janeway comes across some...

What do you think Janeway was up to during that whole Romulan supernova and Synthetic attack on Mars? And what stance do you think that she took to the issues? Because given the time those events happened, very likely Janeway was still an Admiral. And one of Starfleet's TOP Admirals. So likely...

It's really too bad that there was such bad blood between the Marvel movie and TV divisions, and we don't get some real good cooperation and crossovers between them. Then when Doctor Strange had asked "IS that all?" in Endgame, the answer could have been, "No..." (*cue* Luke Cage, Daredevil...

Does nobody make these? I haven't been about to find any kind of soundboards fro the new magnetic combadges online. II did find - and purchased - a couple of the old 1995 anniversary magnetic soundboard and pin combos (like the one in the pic bellow) but the circuitry is always kinda degraded...

Something I have always wondered about the USS Relativity, the timeship from the 29th century we met in Voyager, is the history of the ships name Relativity, given the high registry number *and* the "G" after it. Obviously it had a lot of predecessors it was namesake to. The registry...

Seriously. This is basically anticipating personal assistants like Alexa, Google, Cortana, Siri, etc. But it was written in 1946! Seriously, it's uncanny. (Though it's set in like 1974, so it got things off by about 40 years.) "A Logic Named Joe" by Murray Leinster first published in the...

This is a real picture taken very recently by a NASA space probe in the Jupiter system. The spot is 2,2000 miles across. Looks like the Monolith has been very busy...

If movies could have negative points on Rotten Tomatoes...this masterpiece would have them. https://www.badmoviebible.com/single-post/2017/10/06/REVIEW-Groom-Lake-2002 I will have to see it though, because it was partly filmed in my adopted 2nd home town, Bisbee Arizona.

Does she exist in the kelvinverse, you think? And if so, where is she? Is Kelvinverse Michael Burnham Wwth her original parents (who would still have to be alive)? Or with Spock's family? I don't see why Kelvinverse Michael can't exist - in Trek, across various universes, we see the iterations...

This is a real thing. it's an opera. About a chicken, In Italian. Told with styrofaim puppets. It's tells the story of the adventures, loves, and losses of Chicken Little. It's called La Pulcina Piccola: Love's Fowl. http://www.pulcina.org/ & http://www.pulcina.org/loves-fowl There's a CD...

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I wanted to see Sisko and the crew have to deal with the Borg. Because the Borg and their actions were a big part of Sisko's life. And along that vein, I wanted to see one episode where Sisko and Paicard had to work together, because of Sisko's resentment of Picard for killing his wife when he...

So I just finally was able to start watching Discovery recently, and now I am on season 2, and in the episode Also, in the episode before that, in the flashback to Vucan's Forge...I do with that had been a Le-matya chasing Michael, and not just some random CGI monster. Wasted opportunity -...

(Please note that because of circumstances beyond my control, I am just now watching Discovery, and have just started on season 2 today.) I want to see those damn half-turtleneck sweater uniforms! In fact, I DEMAND IT!!! Look, I know visual continuity is all shot to hell now. (Well, assuming...

I don't think it happened. Not in the Kelvinverse. Because Admiral Marcus said something about how the Klingons have been coming their way for some time now, and how war was only a matter of time. Making it sound like there hadn't *been* a war just a decade ago. I am thinking that the arrival...

In Voyager, the Astrometrics lab was used in kinda the same way as Stellar Cartography was used in Generations. But I imagine Voyager (being originally a science vessel) had a Stellar Cartography lab, but needed the Borg-enhanced Astrometrics as well, so they can't be completely...

When I first watched the 2009 Star Trek reboot, I got miffed when I saw Kirk's dad set the Kelvin on a collision course with the Naruda at full thrust, and instead of showing the red impulse engines flare up, they showed stuff coming out of the back of the warp nacelle, like it was some big...

...that I have noticed. Sorry, the computer I am on is kinda randomly restricted in websites it will let me view, so I can't post pics, but there are a couple of cool things that I have noticed and always liked about the Kelvinverse and Discovery era Enterprises. On the original Kelvinverse...

Damn it, I really enjoyed this show! :( I like this kind of show period, but Jim Jefferies was one of my favorites. (And I like his stand-up a lot too.) https://www.thewrap.com/jim-jefferies-show-canceled-comedy-central-exclusive/ Apparently Mr. Jefferies is now going to focusing on producing...

Anybody else here enjoy old time scifi radio shows? I love them. I especially love to listen to them late at night for some reason. I especially like the shows like Dimension-X and X-1, which are audio versions of science fiction stories by classic scifi authors. Many stories were taken from...