After months spent reconnecting the Federation with distant worlds, the crew of the U.S.S. Discovery face a new threat...the Dark Matter Anomaly. Mysterious as it is deadly, the DMA suddenly appears and within hours wipes out an entire planetary system
Jean-Luc is an elderly gent weathered by grief, regret and anger. Haunted by memories of a career-ending catastrophe at Starfleet, he passes time by tending to the soil at the Picard vineyard in France. But all that is about to change...
Picard and his crew are thrown into a present day alternative reality. The only way to escape it is to travel back in time. But to do so, they must do a deal with the one being in the universe that Picard fears: The Borg Queen...
A spoiler light review of season three with minimal plot details as the season billed as the last of this franchise finally gives fans what they wanted all along - a reunion of the 'The Next Generation' crew
Two trips back in time, a 'human' Spock, "Anything Goes" and the decision on whether or not to break the 'Prime Directive' to save captured officers - Captain Pike and the crew of the Enterprise continue to boldly go
Dan Tessier continues his reviews by looking at the second season of the series featuring a dysfunctional family of adopted siblings, who are trained to be superheroes in order to stop an impending apocalypse.
After averting doomsday in Dallas, the siblings return to a very different academy, now ruled by the powerful and hostile Sparrows
Following Season One's finale, Season Two begins by introducing a completely new strand that has absolutely nothing to do with what has gone before...
As the Rocinante crew digs deeper into the search for Prax's missing daughter, the war between Earth and Mars turns deadly...
With the Ring gates now open to thousands of new planets, a blood-soaked gold rush begins, igniting new conflicts between Earth, Mars, and the Belt