“Star Trek” actor DeForest Kelley tours the sets of “Star Trek: The Next Generation” during the filming of “Future Imperfect”, as part of a segment for the A…

ThinkGeek is featuring a Star Trek: The Original Series phaser-controlled mood light, modeled after the rocks seen in the 1966 episode “The Enemy Within”.

“Star Trek” actor DeForest Kelley tours the sets of “Star Trek: The Next Generation” during the filming of “Future Imperfect”, as part of a segment for the A…

The first season of Star Trek: Discovery is drawing to a close, and after Sunday night’s penultimate episode, it’s time for us to start assessing the season arc as a whole. In many ways, this season will ultimately be defined by the long detour we took through the Mirror Universe. All the many subplots and character transformations come back to that or function as echoes of it.

For now, let’s set aside the question of whether the Mirror Universe episodes were good and focus instead on narrative mechanics. What does the presence of the Mirror Universe do to our story? How does it change the stakes?

arstechnica.com/gaming/2018/02/star-trek-discovery-ive-made-a-lot-of-bad-emotional-choices/

toomanytribbles: hitler reacts to the new star trek movie.

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