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Great news, especially the part where it's part of a plan for other movies. Maybe we'll finally get something resembling that anthology series, or a kind of Short Treks, but long. Will probably be divisive, as Trek is always better in a series format, but I can't wait to see Yeoh again. Loved...

Just a simple title card.

I had a ton of fun. Its faults were the kind of faults the series has had over all, so no big surprises there. There seems to be a pattern each season where the penultimate episode kind of stinks and violates the momentum of the previous episodes, but then the finale kind of ties it up in a...

I love this show. I'm currently experiencing my first-ever glitch with P+, though. I've been trying to watch the first episode of SNW, and apparently the last time I watched it was right at the end of the end credits. When I go to start the episode, it takes me right to the last second of the...

I literally just play this for the cut scenes and to see what little references it makes. I find these kind of "idle clicker" games usually don't hold my attention for more than a day. But this I've checked back every week or so.

And yet, after a very depressing week of depressing news, there was something about that episode that made me feel good. I can't quite put my finger on it, but something about the aspirational nature of Star Trek, and especially this episode, managed to wipe my gloom away, if only for an...

Ah, RLM. click.

He seems pretty happy.

can we not

watching that ending, I thought we were robbed the best possible finale

well, this is going as well as expected.

I was floored, and pretty emotional. Not gonna lie, this felt like the kind of Trek I was anticipating and did not get in 1987. No slight on the TNG era, but this felt like the Trek I fell in love with as a kid. Fun and funny and exciting.

Tower of Babel (Star Trek: Enterprise: Rise of the Federation #2) Black Elk Speaks The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Sasquatch: Apes Among Us

No, gimme all the Spock

YES

Well, before they walked it back, I was gonna say, since the name came from "Ishmael," that means "Here Come The Brides" exists canonically in the Star Trek Universe.

Maybe not a specific novel, but I hope they can somehow emulate the bonkers quality of the older novels, back when continuity wasn't a cross to bear. I'm liking the tone of what I'm seeing in the previews so far. I hope they just remember to play this with more of what made TOS fun, and not try...

That's a nice mix of books. Die Standing is fun for Georgiou fans, and makes amusing use of a TOS character. I recall enjoying Uhura's Song: cat lovers will dig it. The second season of Discovery completely contradicts Desperate Hours in terms of the Spock/Burnham relationship, if that sort of...

or something about Number One programming the computer to have her own voice

Maybe something about the young Tyler brothers, José and Ash