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Tag Archives: Star Trek
Star Trek: The Next Cover Band Is Also Not Impressed
I’ve been watching Star Trek: The Next Generation lately, all the way through, from Encounter at Farpoint to All Good Things. I’m a little less than halfway through the series, which has held up better than I had expected. Yes, … Continue reading
Tagged geekery, science fiction, Star Trek
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Star Wars, Star Trek
Today I have some Star Wars and Star Trek strangeness for your perusal. First, here’s a graphic that shows themes in television science-fiction shows after Star Trek, allowing you to check out how popular space travel is compared to, say, … Continue reading
The Babes of Star Trek
An astonishing amount of female eye-candy is featured in Star Trek, the original series. It seems like every episode has some new, scantily clad female guest star, who usually falls hard for Kirk, but sometimes, just for a change, goes … Continue reading
Tagged entertainment, feminism, geeks, Star Trek, television
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Ruminations on Star Trek
Thanks to Hulu and CBS, I have been watching Star Trek (the original series) online now for a couple of weeks, lazing through an episode or three a night when I get home from work. While I’ve seen many of … Continue reading
Tagged entertainment, Star Trek, television
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Star Trek Review
I’ve gotten some very interesting responses to my informal review of the Star Trek movie, and I thought it would be worthwhile to note here that I haven’t found many people yet who agree with me. So don’t let me … Continue reading
Tagged entertainment, geeks, Movies, Star Trek
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Review: Star Trek
I’ve been grappling with how to review Star Trek since I saw it on Friday in the theater in Jackson. It was a great action movie. Lots of things blew up, there were some gunfights and a sword fight, and … Continue reading
Tagged entertainment, geeks, Movies, Star Trek
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Star Trek
I don’t know what to think about Star Trek the movie, and before you ask, no, I haven’t seen it yet. That’s exactly why I don’t know what to think. I’m not a Trekkie. I have been a Trekkie, but … Continue reading
Tagged geeks, Star Trek
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I Am Apparently It
I have been tagged by Far Side of Fifty, one of the many awesome blogs on AreaVoices. Now normally I don’t do these kinds of things, and even now I’m going to cheat and only do part of it. Rules … Continue reading
Easy Solution to Coleman-Franken Kerfluffle
I think everyone’s getting tired of the Franken/Coleman election problem. I say we put them in an ultimate fighting setup and have them duke it out with Star Trek fight music playing in the background. Okay, so it’s an absolutely … Continue reading
Tagged politics, Star Trek
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Sad News for Star Trek Fans
Majel Barrett Roddenberry, wife of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry and the actress who played Nurse Chapel, Lwaxana Troi and the voice of the computer (she’d already recorded the voice work for the next movie), is dead. She was a … Continue reading