Tag: Star Trek

“George Vere has been working on The Starship Osiris on and off for five years,” according to the programme, a sheet of folded A5 paper, roughly torn on

It’s been over ten years since Star Trek departed television, with first broadcast episodes across numerous shows having been a continuous fixture of schedules for eighteen years since

Science fiction is the medium of the future, yet as the icons of that genre grow older they have gathered some considerable history. In November 2013, Doctor Who

In the fifty one years since the first episode was produced – and rejected – Star Trek has been almost everything to everyone. A failed television show, a

“It seems unbelievable that so much history could be centred around one person, but the record is clear.” So writes Leonard McCoy, former ship’s surgeon of the USS

“I’m a hungry diabetic begging on the streets for sugar, and these men, these Romulans, they have cake.” Ellen Waddell is better with words than she is with

To live life uncompromised and true to the ideals to which a person aspires is not easy, even in the best of circumstances. To be different, to be

On February 27th our community lost one of its vanguard. His work and its influence needs no further elaboration on these pages; indeed, these pages would likely never

When an actor is associated with a single specific character which has transcended genre to become iconic, it is sometimes difficult to disassociate those memories when they are

Fan films are nothing new, particularly in the wide universe of Star Trek, where multiple productions have been crafted down the years featuring the continuing adventures of the