
r/Star_Trek_

Made some new three-monitor Star Trek wallpaper wraps that rotate different images.
I wonder what voyager would be like if the emh was based on Dr mccoy
TrekMovie: "First Auction Of Set Pieces From ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ Coming This Friday - For this auction in Mississauga, there are over 540 lots including some clearly identifiable set elements. For example, you can pick up an entire USS Enterprise transporter room control console."
TREKMOVIE: "The rules for the new auction remain the same as the previous ones, requiring bidders to be residents of Ontario or place a deposit with a Canadian bank. Bids can be placed online, but you need to pick up items in person as 403 auctions is not shipping anything. And like the previous auctions, there is a wide variety of items available including large set pieces, furniture, knickknacks, and everyday items used by the production. And due to the restrictions, some real bargains could be found. [...]
And again, this is just a tiny sample of what you can find, but like with all of the 403 Auctions sales, you need to really dive into the catalog and look at each lot to find things, as they provide limited search and sorting.
Star Trek: Auction #5 will be held at Dixie & HWY 401 Area, Mississauga, Ontario, beginning Friday May 22nd at 4PM and concludes Thursday May 28th with the 1st lot ending at 4PM. For more details on all the lots and instructions on how to bid, visit 403auction.com — and the company has confirmed there is at least one more auction from Mississauga to come."
Full article:
Could TWOK stand on its own?
Let's say person knew nothing or extremely little about Trek, and TWOK was your first real introduction to the franchise. Is there enough backstory explained that they could understand what was going on without having seen TOS?
I realize they wont get every subtle nuance of the relationship between kirk, spock and mccoy. But would this be a good introduction to the franchise?
[Interview] Doug Drexler shares his thoughts on NuTrek: "I have to admit: I haven't watched many of them. Because I was given a bad time in the early days of that. It's hard to watch a show where the people behind the scenes gave you a hard time, didn't treat you with any respect ..."
Source:
'Traversing the Stars' on YouTube
Link:
https://youtu.be/ykY2RrM3APU?si=RwSotIMqizqdY4D2
Full interview:
You can turn one 44-minute episode into a 2-hour feature length big budget movie with any cast, what do you pick?
Voyager: Blink of an Eye with a mix of TNG cast + The Doctor (and we get to see his 3 years on the planet)
A bizarre goo creature was discovered by workers in a small African village
What aspects of second-gen Trek (1987-2005) didn’t age well?
Chakotay’s Magical Space Native American schtick is an obvious one, but it also occurs to me that Bashir and O’Brien’s Alamo LARP in the holosuite likely wouldn’t be a thing today since there is an increased amount of discussion these days about how tensions and conflict between the USA and Mexico in the mid-19th century had to do with the American side fighting in defense of slavery (The Alamo included).
30 Years Ago: DS9’s “The Quickening” and Voyager’s “Basics, Part I” aired on May 20th 1996
Not the end of the season for DS9, but Voyager was about to close a chapter for its first two seasons with the Kazon. The idea of the crew being stranded on the planet, with their ship having been taken over by the big antagonist is a great idea of a cliffhanger on paper. But with the Kazon, it never felt as grand. They just didn’t really pan out as a memorable antagonist. Seska was a bit more of potentially compelling case, but having her at the side of the Kazon didn’t really compliment that. Now, imagine if it was the Jem’Hadar doing something like this, that feel more believable than these people who can’t produce water.
Happy May 20 birthday to Anthony Zerbe (B May 20, 1936)
43 years ago, William Shatner received his star in the Hollywood Walk of Fame alongside Leonard Nimoy
The existential horror of "The Game" ST TNG Season 5 Episode 6
Wesley whips up a human brain, teases it, and then turns it off.
WESLEY: I've loaded the neurological behaviour programme.
BRAIN: THE WORLD IS A BLACK VOID. I AM ALIVE. I THINK, THEREFORE I AM.
WESLEY: This sensor pad should allow the computer to process whatever information the game sends at it.
ROBIN: Let's see what happens. It's activating the reticular formation.
BRAIN: THERE ARE OBJECTS I SEE. I AM COMPELLED TO DIRECT THEM TO THE FUNNEL. OH SUCH JOY IS THIS!
WESLEY: There's heavy synaptic activity all over the place.
ROBIN: I wonder what happens after prolonged exposure?
WESLEY: Speed up the processor and we'll find out.
BRAIN: SUCH ECSTASY, SUCH JOY. MORE. FASTER. MORE. FASTER
ROBIN: The effect seems centred around the frontal lobe.
WESLEY: Computer, enhance frontal lobe, full spectrum.
ROBIN: It's stimulating the septal area.
WESLEY: That's the pleasure centre of the brain. Whatever this thing does, it must feel pretty good.
BRAIN: LET IT NEVER END!
ROBIN: No wonder it's so popular.
WESLEY: Look at this. Serotonin levels are way off. Let's run a neurochemical analysis.
ROBIN: I'm seeing widespread bonding to neuro-receptors.
WESLEY: Correct me if I'm wrong, but this looks like a psychotropic reaction.
BRAIN: I NEED. I NEED. GIVE ME MORE!
ROBIN: Are you saying you think the game's addictive?
WESLEY: What's going on in the prefrontal cortex?
ROBIN: Doesn't that area control higher reasoning?
WESLEY: Yeah, it sure does. I'd better go talk to the Captain.
BRAIN: AND THEN THEY TURNED ME OFF. I CEASE TO EXIST. DID I HAVE A SOUL WHEN I LIVED? DO I GO TO DIGITAL HEAVEN WITH ALL THE LITTLE TOASTERS. IS THIS ALL I AM?
[SNW Interview] Ethan Peck on Spock: "I think both Chapel and Kirk represent teachers for him. And as he learns more about his humanness, he becomes less human. I think the sort of hurt that he experiences from the vulnerability (=emotion) teaches him to be more logical, to be hurt less" (Redshirts)
redshirtsalwaysdie.com"Star Patrol", JF's show after DS9
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFNhwQNsIeY
YT told me out of nowhere to watch this. What do you think? Would it land good back in the days, and would it land good today?