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https://www.msn.com/en-gb/entertainment/tv/star-trek-voyager-at-30-why-it-was-the-right-show-at-the-wrong-time/ar-AA1xnYUb?ocid=msedgntp&pc=EDBBAN&cvid=a64cda53cee943968881f3c0d87f2cd6&ei=13 'Star Trek: Voyager' at 30: Why it was the right show at the wrong time Interesting article

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Just to keep the Social conservative thread free from this topic

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66637880 And it was such a good tournament

The official summer season has begun in the UK since Wimbledon is here! I will be there on Monday. Any tennis fans on the site?

This week I completed watching the first 8 seasons of Stargate SG1. I know the last two seasons were not as good but will watch them eventually. However a thought comes to mind, the USAF and the Pentagon discovers a space exploration device and keeps it secret for years from the other main...

Ok this was on SKY (British TV channel) so don't stone me if its not right, countdowns begins 10. Star Trek VII Generations (1994) 9. Star Trek VI The Undiscovered country (1991) 8. Star Trek: First Contact (1996) 7. Star Trek Beyond (2016) 6. Star Trek III: The search for Spock (1984) 5. Star...

https://screenrant.com/geoff-johns-krypton-black-superman-grandfather-rege-jean-page-response/ Because a mixed race human has never had a white skinned grand baby....right Archie Windsor great grandson of Queen Elizbeth???? He also needs to talk to Rashida Jones, Troian Bellarisario and their...

Just watching Children of Time on Netflix, its a shame duplicating the crew did not work. Losing all those 8,000 lovely people on the planet, so sad.:(

Episode Data's day How did a Romulan manage to evade genetic scans for decades and pass as a Vulcan Federation Ambassador? Almost one hundred years earlier McCoy could spot a Klingon who looked like a human with a simple scan. (TOS The trouble with Tribbles)

I am on season three of TNG, from what I can remember the Enterprise D is the flagship of the fleet, apart from real life, restricted TV budget reasons, this so called flagship representing a multispecies Federation has a crew complement of around 1000 personnel and yet apart from Worf, Selar...

Just watching The Corbomite Maneuver on Netflix, from a script point of view it is considered one of the best TOS episodes, how to deal with the unknown, watching a Starfleet officer having a breakdown and seeing how Kirk gets out of a seemingly no win situation. However from this viewer's point...

Ok let us pretend the Star Trek 24th century past is our present, in light of how right-wing, xenophobic, tribal, politically extreme society is becoming especially in the West, was Picard and the Enterprise crew right to have a disdainful attitude of how humans are in our time? I would say...

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/genetically-modified-babies-given-go-ahead-by-uk-ethics-body/ar-AAAbyZJ?li=AAnZ9Ug&ocid=mailsignout I thought this was interesting in light of Star Trek human history.....:)

"President Donald Trump’s former chief strategist Steve Bannon told a gathering of the far-right in France that they should be proud of being called racists. “Let them call you racists,” Bannon said to members of the French National Front party at their annual congress. “Let them call you...

President Trump's official visit to the UK is this Friday. We have a very old building (11th century) called the Tower of London that we might reopen as a special hotel.....just for him. Unless you all want him back USA :rommie: P.S He arrived today not Friday..oops!

Just heard Prime Minister May give a short speech mentioning 'special relationship' numerous times. Its a phrase British politicians (especially Tories) and the print media love to use. However I have a theory that this so called 'special relationship' is all in the head of deluded British...

Ok if this topic has come up before I apologise, but any fun reasons why Archer is never mentioned in Star Trek history (ignore the real life reason) and add to the post above you! Cheers :techman: 1. His existence was wiped out by another temporal cold war, on the night of his original...

According to Memory Beta the human lifespan is 150 years in the 'normal' universe and 120 years in the Terran empire universe. I know MB is not canon, but most of the novelverse follows this longer lived humans in their plots, and in canon Dr McCoy was still around in 24th century looking like a...

Real life immigration in Europe and North America is a big topic. Considering generally people migrate for a better economic life, since life on Earth in the Star Trek universe seems to be the case where the standard of living is pretty good globally (no poverty etc), there would be little...