Retro Review: Imaginary Friend
13th November 2009 by Michelle Comments OffThe fictional companion of a little girl begins to appear in the flesh to crewmembers and to threaten the Enterprise.
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The fictional companion of a little girl begins to appear in the flesh to crewmembers and to threaten the Enterprise.
A beautiful, empathic woman sent as a peace offering to an alien leader begins to bond with Picard instead of her intended mate.
Fans of War of the Worlds are in for a special Trek treat, as an airing of a classic radio show featuring several well-known Star Trek actors is available this weekend.
The L.A. Theater Works has posted their broadcast of War of the Worlds, which features Leonard Nimoy, Gates McFadden, Wil Wheaton and Brent Spiner. This [...]
Lwaxana Troi arrives to wed a man she’s never met, prepared to forego the traditional nude Betazoid ceremony, but unwilling to stop teaching Alexander about free thinking and mud baths.
Of the four Star Trek: The Next Generation movies, Marina Sirtis liked one of them better than the rest.
“My favorite of all the movies was First Contact,” said Sirtis. “I thought it was a great script and loved being directed by Jonathan [Frakes]. The others I liked in varying degrees but it was always a [...]
When a stunt leads to a deadly collision, Wesley Crusher gets involved in a cover-up to protect his friends at the Academy.
The Enterprise is caught in a time loop, causing the crew to experience deja vu as they relive again and again the events leading up to the ship’s destruction.
A joint mission between the Enterprise and an androgynous race is complicated when one of the androgynes falls in love with Riker, bringing out forbidden “female” feelings.
Patrick Stewart used movies to help him escape an unpleasant situation in his childhood years.
The star of Star Trek: The Next Generation grew up with an abusive father and he shared this fact with a group of students recently, explaining how movies were his refuge from problems at home. “My home life wasn’t very pleasant, [...]
When an accident leaves Worf paralyzed, he asks Riker to help him commit ritual suicide so that he will not become a dishonored burden on his family and friends.