Agent Palmer

Why bury the lead? Star Trek: Voyager is the most authentic series since The Original one as far as exploring new worlds and “boldly” going where no man has gone before.

After spending so much time exploring the decks of the various Enterprises for Star Trek, Star Trek: The Animated Series, Star Trek: The Next Generations, and all of their associated movies, settling down for some time on a space station seemed like a very interesting changeup. That said, I loved Deep Space Nice.

Star Trek: Nemesis is a return to the original series when the Romulans were much more of a threat and plot device for the franchise. It’s similar to the previous film Insurrection in that it feels more like a two-part episode from the television series than a film and of, course, it’s got plenty of connective tissues to the Star Trek Universe…

Star Trek: Insurrection is, at this moment, the pinnacle of Star Trek for me. It is perhaps best described as a brilliant two-part episode from Star Trek: The Next Generation that’s authentically more like Star Trek: The Original Series than almost anything since the 1960s.

Star Trek: First Contact might be the best Star Trek movie I have seen to date. The Borg finally seem to reach their terrorizing potential, Picard says the thing, and James Cromwell’s portrayal of Zefram Cochran and his eccentricities are a masterclass in the things history doesn’t teach. All of this adds up to a fun film in a franchise that had begun to take itself a bit too seriously.