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In a Galaxy Far, Far Away… someone finally understood bureaucracy? (article)

When it comes to science fiction’s grand empires, few franchises carry the weight of Star Wars and Star Trek. They’re

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Star Trek: a future filled with Warp Drives but void of Roombas (video).

In the odd tapestry of science fiction, Star Trek stands out like a sore, albeit a beloved, thumb, reckons Rowan

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Star Trek: the original series… what were the Top Ten best episodes, ever?

Let’s get into some real controversial stuff, here. Not politics and whether Biden could beat Trump in a game of

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A Star Trek Christmas?
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Having a deep Star Trek conversation with a Star Trek script-writer (video).

He’s written for shows including Star Trek: The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Babylon 5, The Twilight Zone, Sliders, and,

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Star Trek: Picard Season 2 (Amazon Prime trailer).
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What if the Federation didn’t exist at all? (Star Trek video essay).

Even though the United Federation of Planets has been a mainstay of the Star Trek universe since its inception, what

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What inspired Star Trek? (video)

Star Trek is one of the most well-known science fiction series of all time. It’s often recognised as a watershed

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Star Trek writing over the ages (video).

In the second part of the Critical Drinker’s series examining the problems in contemporary filmmaking, he investigates why intelligent, mature

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Star Trek Discovery: season3, episode 6: Scavengers (trailer).
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Star Trek: just how much action is the right amount of action? (video)

Rowan J Coleman delves into the recent fan arguments that the modern Star Trek franchise’s outings are trying to over-action

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Star Trek: the various Doctors and medical cast rated (video).

Who was the best doctor in the sickbay of a Star Trek movie or TV series? That’s a tricky question

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Star Trek: what’s the future of the franchise? (video).

The Critical Drinker rips the top of a tin of the cold stuff and ponders the issue of Star Trek,

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