Returning to an old classic can be a mixed bag. Especially when the ideas a revival of a cult classic without any of the original stars returning. Quantum Leap was one of several of those shows to dip back into an old idea and give it a new life to modern audiences and in it's first season it was a surprise hit thanks in part to being a next chapter for the government funded time travel project that mixed the old theme with new ideas.
Time Travel has always been a core sci fi trope for the Star Trek Universe. Whether it's going back to the 1980's to save the whales, or jumping ahead to see the Enterprise-J to avert a time war, it seems the heroes of Starfleet can't fly into space without wandering into a temporal investigations nightmare.
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When it comes to working for a production like Star Trek, one thats influenced so many over the decades, there are few lucky enough to transition from fan to being a core part of the universe. One of those lucky souls not only got his job thanks to his fandom, but made a career from it like few others.
Time is broken, according to Q. So why not break it some more? Over the years we've seen alternate glimpses of our Starfleet heroes. From Terran Counterparts who's lives moved in rapidly different directions, to small changes as Worf zapped through parallel worlds to alternate futures threatening to destroy all of humanity. Looking back at what could have been, we're blatantly copying Marvel's ongoing What If series to look at how Star Trek could have changed with a few small differences and to start, we're putting our focus on the Maquis... Throughout the history of sci fi on screen, there are few costumes as identifiably iconic as the original Star Trek uniforms. Simple and bright, the three quarter length trousers with bold coloured jumpers still stand out against the more subdued styles seen in other productions. In an era where […]
Every year SDCC brings a load of news and announcements from all around the world of film and television and this year, while Robert Downey Junior unmasked as Doctor Doom and Mark Hamil joins the cast of Spongebob Squarepants, the Star Trek Universe had a few reveals of their own.
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