Tag: Star Trek

Who you gonna call?… The negatively charged ion-busters! Directed by Axelle Carolyn, she’s probably the best director for this type of episode, with a history of low-stakes horror TV and shorts, most notably doing “Blood Buffet” with Macaulay Culkin and “The Future…

American ideals in an English RP accent from the mouth of an alien from Mars. It is like trying to talk to a Reform voter about actual policy. Or, I guess in this case, it is like trying to tell Henry Alonso…

For those that come after. Directed by Maja Vrvilo, Vrvilo is best known for episode 17 of Limitless, the first of Short Treks, two of Picard, two of Discovery, two previous episodes of Strange New Worlds, as well as two from The…

Pah-wraiths! Pah-wraiths! Pah-wraiths! Ahh, spoil sports. In his directorial debut, Andrew Coutts takes the helm, commanding the Strange New Worlds penultimate episode for season three. It isn’t Coutts first foray with Strange New Worlds or even Star Trek, though. He was previously…

That’s it, I’m becoming racist towards Vulcans; it is the only logical option! Directed by Jordan Canning, this is her second episode of the season, having previously worked on “Charades.” I believe it was the philosopher and inventor Meat Loaf who said,…

Military, we’ve established this before, and I don’t just mean in Lower Decks. Directed by Sharon Lewis, who sadly is best known for reality TV peddled as documentarian stuff: Restaurant Makeover, World’s Worst Mom, Property Brothers, TVO Kids show It’s My Party!…

So, Shub-Niggurath eats the USS Enterprise after devouring Klingons and beyond, and now we have the TOS’ crew together. Directed by Valerie Weiss, Weiss previously directed “Ad Astra Per Aspera” as well as Netflix’s Julie Bowen-led coming-of-age teen drama thing, Mixtape. While…

Yeah, I’ve heard of “a people with eternal life”; it was probably the biggest waste of $235 million for an Angelina Jolie film this side of Maleficent. Directed by Andi Armaganian, she previously worked on “Lift Us Where Suffering Cannot Reach,” as well…

If we go any more retro, I think Hulk Hogan will get to say his favorite word in front of his new friends in hell. Names close enough, we’ll start with the writing credit for Dana Horgan, who previously wrote “Ad Astra…

Plants versus Zombies. Returning for his third episode of Strange New Worlds since “Memento Mori” and “Lost in Translation,” Dan Liu comes back to Star Trek after episodes 5 and 6 of Picard’s third season. While staff writer and story editor Onitra…