Star Trek 60 | The Ideas of Star Trek: Why the Final Frontier Still Matters
by Tim Gordon The Ideas of Star Trek Have Always Been Its Greatest Technology The Ideas of Star Trek have survived for sixty years because [read more]
by Tim Gordon The Ideas of Star Trek Have Always Been Its Greatest Technology The Ideas of Star Trek have survived for sixty years because [read more]
Lioness Season 3 Episode 6 Explained examines Joe’s brutal sacrifice as Kyle, Bobby and Cruz close in on her captors while the intelligence operation exposes a compromised U.S. senator.
Sixty years after the Enterprise first entered the Final Frontier, Star Trek at 60 celebrates the captains, crews, ideas and generations that transformed one television series into an enduring vision of the future.
On September 8, 1966, The Man Trap became the first episode of Star Trek broadcast to American audiences. But before the Enterprise reached television, Gene Roddenberry’s new universe had already survived rejection, reinvention and two different pilots.
Ted Lasso Season 4 Episode 6 Preview looks ahead to “Don’t Jump Around Much Anymore,” as the Lady Greyhounds celebrate New Year’s Eve while Rebecca, Roy and Keeley reunite with an old friend.
Diarra From Detroit Season 2 Episode 8 Preview looks ahead to “A Cold Ass Wedding,” as Diarra and her crew stage one final outrageous plan to recover the gold and free Chris.
Reacher Season 4 Episode 7 Preview looks ahead to “Vote for Sampson,” as Reacher and Tamara finally find answers while Plum’s sources reveal their troubles are far from over.
From The Original Series and The Next Generation to Discovery, Strange New Worlds and Starfleet Academy, thirteen Star Trek Series have carried one continuing mission across sixty years.