Today, we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of Star Trek!
We talk about what Star trek means to us, and our hopes for the next 50 years of one of our beloved franchises!
Listen below and enjoy!
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Today, we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of Star Trek!
We talk about what Star trek means to us, and our hopes for the next 50 years of one of our beloved franchises!
Listen below and enjoy!
END OF LINE
Posted in Review, Science Fiction, Star Trek, tagged Alternate Dimensions, Alternate Realities, Bearded Spock, Bones, Captain Kirk, Leonard Nimoy, Mirror Mirror, Mirror Universe, Scotty, Spock, star trek, Star Trek review, Star Trek: The Original Series, Uhura, Uncommon Geek Star Trek, William Shatner on April 2, 2016| 1 Comment »
Posted in History, Mythology, Review, Science Fiction, Star Trek, tagged ancient aliens, Apollo (Greek), Captain Kirk, Carolyn Palamas, Greek history, Greek Mythology, Leonard Nimoy, Scotty, Spock, star trek, Star Trek: The Original Series, the uncommon geek, Uncommon Geek Star Trek, Who Mourns For Adonais?, William Shatner on April 5, 2015| Leave a Comment »
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Posted in Review, Science Fiction, Star Trek, tagged Alternate Realities, anti-matter, anti-matter universe, Captain Kirk, classic tv, Lazarus, Leonard Nimoy, Parallel Universes, Spock, star trek, Star Trek: The Original Series, The Alternative Factor, William Shatner, Worst security ever on July 20, 2014| 1 Comment »
Star Trek takes its first stab at the concepts of parallel universes and other dimensions in this obscure, bizarre episode. (more…)