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‘Picard’ continues the legacy of ‘The Next Generation’

Mac Sykes May 9, 2023

On April 20, the third and final season of “Star Trek: Picard” concluded on Paramount+ in a triumphant finale that rocked audiences to their core. Without a doubt, the series brought “Star Trek” back to its best in over 20 years.

Following the mixed negative reception of the last two seasons from audiences, along with previous showrunners Alex Kurtzman and Akiva Goldsman departing to work on their own “Star Trek” projects, Terry Matalas, former production associate of “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine” and writer of “Star Trek: Enterprise,” was brought on board to write season three. It is clear that this is a finale that was written by the fans, for the fans.

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‘Picard’ finally ‘Engages’ with fans

Mac Sykes February 28, 2023

On Monday, Feb. 13,  the 92nd Street Y theater in Manhattan hosted a historic sold out event for an advanced screening of Season 3 of the highly anticipated “Star Trek: Picard.” It is safe to say, “Star Trek” is back at its best in over twenty years. 

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A Trek forty years in the making

Mac Sykes May 12, 2022

On April 5, Paramount + released the long-awaited restoration of Star Trek: The Motion Picture – The Director’s Edition.”

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An exploration of ‘Deep Space Nine’

Jacob Huller April 23, 2019

In 1991, “Star Trek” creator Gene Roddenberry died at the age of 70 after producing the original “Star Trek” series from 1966 and the rebooted “Star Trek: The Next Generation” in 1987. In 1993, at the tail end of the final season of “The Next Generation,” “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine” was created, the first Trek series to not be headed by Roddenberry.

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‘Star Trek’ unburies its gay relationships

Jacob Huller February 26, 2019

With its high-stakes action, intriguing worldbuilding and excellent character work, “Star Trek: Discovery,” which began its second season this past January, continues to bring fresh takes on old Trek formulas.

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