Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Episode 5 Review: 'Spock Amok'
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds episode 5 review: "Spock Amok" is the return of a Trek tradition, the unfunny body comedy episode.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds episode 5 review: "Spock Amok" is the return of a Trek tradition, the unfunny body comedy episode.
James Bond fans have yet another exciting way to celebrate the series' 60th anniversary year.
CinemaBlend Star Trek is a franchise that primarily deals in the world of sci-fi, but it's not unheard of for the franchise to attempt parody other genres every so often. Such was the case in the Deep Space Nine episode "Our Man Bashir," in which an accident in the Holosuite traps the crew in Bashir's spy fantasy program. The episode is a fun nod to the genre of '60s spy films but apparently was not well-received by James Bond studio MGM. While the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode was meant to pay homage to James Bond films and others in the spy genre, it ended up angering the studio in c...
Trek, Ron Moore shares with The Hollywood Reporter how he and the rest of the production pulled off one of DS9’s best episodes — and irked the makers of the Bond movie in the process. “I remember it being a very fun episode to write,” Moore says of the season four putting, which aired at the end of November 1995. “It was one of our more challenging shoots, too, if I recall. I had always loved the classic James Bond movies, I grew up with the Sean Connery films, so it was a great opportunity to combine a version of them with another thing I loved, which ...