Star Trek: Discovery Teases Rebuilding the Federation In Season 4
Discovery to the 32nd century, where those onboard found a changed Starfleet serving a diminished Federation. Thanks to Michael Burnham s efforts and those of the rest of the crew, the Federation discovered what caused the Burn and found a new dilithium source, supplying the fuel that makes warp travel possible. The season ended with Captain Saru abdicating his command position aboard
Discovery to return to Kaminar and Burnham taking his place. Captain Burnham will take on
Discovery s new mission, spreading hope and dilithium throughout the galaxy. One of Burnham s last personal log entries before taking command of
Too Few Shows Doing Too Much Work
By Jessica MasonJan 14th, 2021, 4:27 pm
GLAAD’s annual “Where We Are In TV” report is usually cause for celebration and evaluation of television trends, as it generally shows gains in LGBTQ representation on television. But in the midst of a global pandemic that’s massively slowed down television production, this year’s report is more bad news than good.
For the first year since 2014, the report showed a decrease in the percentage of LGBTQ+ characters on television, but that comes with the asterisk that many of the shows with the most queer characters were canceled or delayed due to the pandemic. This year’s report lacked the boost that comes from
With the cliffhanger ending of the third season of Star Trek: Discovery, the series has once again left the fans on the edge of their seat over the break, although this time it was less about mythology and more about character. A major status quo change for Saru marked the end of season three and [.]
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Beckett Mariner and Michael Burnham, two good people, good at their jobs, who’ve guided us on some glorious
Star Trek adventures for the past five-and-a-bit months.
Image: CBS
Star Trek has appeared on CBS All Access, delivering us
Discovery. A lot happened in nearly half a year of boldly going, but looking back, all I can think about was how refreshing it was to watch people enjoy being good at their jobs.
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Even in its most devil-may-care days,
Star Trek has always kind of been a workplace drama about people who are really into their work. It just so happened that their workplace happened to be a starship, and the work so happened to be boldly going where no office drone had gone before and maybe sometimes phasering the bejesus out of something. But it was still