Star Trek: Picard nails the landing with a beautiful send-off for the Star Trek: TNG cast in the series finale episode, “The Last Generation.” Spoilers will follow for Star Trek: Picard. There is a mid-credit scene. I admit to being late to watching anything Star Trek. But regardless, I still recognize the big moments on the series. Take the end of last week’s episode. When one sees Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) and company walking onto…
"Star Trek: Picard – The Last Generation Nails The Landing"Tag: Michael Dorn
The Star Trek: The Next Generation 4-Movie Collection arrives on 4K UHD just in time for the celebration of First Contact Day. Paramount has been slowly releasing the Star Trek films in 4K UHD. Outside of the Kelvin trilogy, the first four films starring The Original Series cast made their arrival in 4K back in October 2021. The release was followed by Star Trek: The Motion Picture – The Director’s Edition and all six films…
"Star Trek: The Next Generation 4-Movie Collection Arrives on 4K UHD"
Star Trek: Picard makes its return for the third and final season and reunites the cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation in doing so. Engage! Paramount+ sent six episodes to watch ahead of the final season premiere. Going off of the trailer, I can say that there are sequences that are taking place during the final episodes. That’s not to say anything specific in terms of plot but my G-d, it’s so much fun…
"Star Trek: Picard – Season 3 Is Cinematic In Every Way"
Star Trek: First Contact remains the best of the four Star Trek films starring The Next Generation cast just over 25 years later. I have to be honest here: I grew up a Star Wars fan and didn’t really watch any Star Trek series while growing up. My dad did but it just wasn’t my thing. My first experience with anything Star Trek was seeing the reboot in June 2009. Following that, it wasn’t until…
"Star Trek: First Contact: The Best Next Generation Film"
Woman in Motion: Nichelle Nichols, Star Trek and the Remaking of NASA is now available for audiences to watch from the comfort of their home. The documentary focuses on Nichelle Nichols’s work not so much on Star Trek but a career in science. This doesn’t happen without one particular Star Trek convention in 1975. Nichols listened to Jesco von Puttkamer speak but one thing was on her mind: where were the women and minorities. A…
"Woman in Motion: Nichelle Nichols’s NASA Work"
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