Star Trek: Picard – The Next Generation [3.1]

Now that’s a confusing title, but still fun.

Spoilers ahead.

Fan Fiction – An Audiobook

Oh! I almost forgot, but I listened to an audio-book in the last week or two, called Fan Fiction, by Brent Spiner.

Doctor Who & Star Trek The Next Generation–Non-Existent Crossovers (Seventh Doctor)

Doctor Who has been on (and off) the air since 1963, with a myriad of adventures showing the Doctor and his companions traveling to endless corners of the universe.

(Daily Doctor Who #215)

Weekly Geeky Question #37: Patrick Stewart’s New Star Trek Project

Every week in 2018, the plan is that my friend Rod is going to ask me some geeky question that will answer in a post. This week is Week #37, and this week, Rod’s question is very topical from a Geeky perspective:

What’s my suggestion for a new Star Trek project featuring Patrick Stewart as Jean-Luc Picard?

Star Trek: The Next Generation – Season Seven Summary

It’s taken me a while to get to it, but here at last is the summary of the seventh and final season of Star Trek:  The Next Generation.   It’s a season that manages to leave a good taste in the mouth mostly because the finale, All Good Things, is so outstandingly enjoyable that it almost manages to wipe away the memory of all the sub-par episodes of the year.  But then you’re like, “Oh yeah, Masks, and Sub Rosa, and that one with the train on the holodeck….  And so it goes.

Star Trek: The Next Generation – All Good Things [7.25]

Picard finds himself mysteriously moving back and forth between three different eras of his life:  the day when he first came aboard the Enterprise as Captain, far future when he is long-retired, and the “present day.”  In all three time frames he becomes aware of a mysterious anomaly in space that threatens to destroy the universe.  He is also told by Q that he must solve this mystery in order to prove that humanity is worthy to exist. 

Star Trek: The Next Generation – Genesis [7.19]

A medical accident prompted by what should have been a routine sickness contracted by Mr. Barclay releases a disease in the Enterprise that causes everyone to genetically alter into different life forms:  Troi into an amphibian, Worf into a monster, Riker into a caveman-type humanoid, and so on. 

Star Trek: The Next Generation – Sub Rosa [7.14]

After the death of her grandmother, Beverly is visited by Ronin, a handsome and seductive disembodied man, who was once her grandmother’s lover.  Overwhelmed by the intimacy of his presence, Beverly resigns Starfleet to live with him forever. 

Star Trek: The Next Generation – Suspicions [6.22]

Dr. Crusher tells Guinan the story of how she found herself involved in the murder of a Ferengi scientist who is attempting to develop a new form of shielding, which led her to disobey orders and get herself relieved of duty. 

Star Trek: The Next Generation – Ethics [5.16]

Worf suffers an accident which leaves him paralyzed.  Dr. Crusher enlists the assistance of a specialist, Dr. Toby Russell.  Dr. Russell’s cavalier attitude toward patient care in favor of medical research alarms Dr. Crusher.