Vaka Rangi

Let's address the obvious things first. Yes, “The Neutral Zone” rehashes key elements from both “Space Seed” and “Balance of Terror”. ...

Rightly regarded as a high-water mark for the first season, “Conspiracy” is praised and fondly remembered by a certain kind of Star Trek f...

Most people tend to remember “We'll Always Have Paris” as the episode where Michelle Phillips guest starred in an odd bit of celebrity...

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“The Arsenal of Freedom” is without question near the top of my list of highlights for Star Trek: The Next Generation 's first seas...

Like most of the first season, “Heart of Glory” is a moment notably effaced in the standard historical record. It is, quite obviously, des...

Despite its reputation and admittedly rocky week-to-week quality, there's a remarkable thematic cohesion to Star Trek: The Next Genera...

It's interesting that “Home Soil” is such an overlooked episode, given the fact various Star Trek: The Next Generation creative teams...

A common theme in much science fiction, we've dealt with the subject of both transhumanism and posthumanism rather extensively already...

Traditions are only worth holding onto if they make sense. Today marks a turning point for Vaka Rangi, at least in terms of its st...