Altered Trek

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This episode explores the moral dilemmas and tone of the Star Trek: Discovery episode 'Choose Your Pain', discussing the character development of Captain Lorca, the introduction of Harry Mudd, and the problematic continuity regarding franchise canon and technology. There is also a breakdown of the latest episode of The Orville, focusing on its holographic infiltration plot and the show's developing balance of humor and serious stakes.

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A review of the fourth episode of Star Trek: Discovery, "The Butcher's Knife Cares Not for the Lamb's Cry," and a look at the current state of The Orville. The discussion covers the portrayal of Captain Lorca, the introduction of experimental drive technology, and the aesthetic differences between current Star Trek series and the original timeline. There is also commentary on recent episodes of The Orville, including the use of holographic technology and the character dynamics of the crew.

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On this episode of "Future Imperfect," Admiral Phillips beams back to the world of Star Trek Discovery to give his thoughts on the recent episodes and the continued barrage of it is "canon" speak being thrown about. He also explains "Context is for Kings" so beware with the spoilers. There's also speak on what the series could have been had it gone with the TOS aesthetics or just confirmed a different timeline.{C}Be sure to let us know your thoughts by sending us a voicemail or email, we would love to hear from you! So until next time Live Long and Prosper!This week's LCARS  is #OFFLINEMake sure you Interact with the show via:Email:[email protected]:Mike "Birdman" DoddSteve "Megatron" Phillipshttp://feeds.feedburner.com/future-imperfect

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Initial reactions to the premiere of Star Trek Discovery, covering the aesthetic changes to Klingons, the show's continuity, and its visual style. The episode also critiques the user experience of the CBS All Access platform, including app performance and the subscription model. Additionally, there is a comparison to The Orville and a look at critical reception regarding the show's place within the franchise history.

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Admiral Phillips warps back to the Beta Quadrant with The U.S.S. Future Imperfect. Command has issued a warning regarding ST Discovery with some hope yet, followed by a parody turned homage in The Orville, and what's to come in Star Trek Online Season 14.{C}Be sure to let us know your thoughts by sending us a voicemail or email, we would love to hear from you! So until next time Live Long and Prosper!This week's LCARS  is #OFFLINEMake sure you Interact with the show via:Email:[email protected]:Mike "Birdman" DoddSteve "Megatron" Phillipshttp://feeds.feedburner.com/future-imperfect

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This episode covers a variety of current science fiction topics, starting with a discussion on the premiere of The Orville and its connections to the Star Trek franchise. The host examines news regarding the upcoming Star Trek Discovery, including its theme music, the timeline of its original series characters, and its thematic focus on isolation and race. Additionally, the episode dives into Netflix's most rewatched Star Trek episodes and provides commentary on a recent ranking of the 13 Star Trek films.

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The hosts discuss the announcement and pre-release expectations for the television series Star Trek: Discovery. They explore various narrative possibilities for the show, including an anthology format, a Section 31 series, or a setting in the post-Generations era. The conversation examines the potential pitfalls of prequels, compares the show's aesthetic to the Kelvin timeline films, and looks at how the Star Trek Online game manages continuity across eras. The hosts also touch upon their differing opinions on recent Star Trek film releases, including Star Trek Beyond and Into Darkness.

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We analyze the development and casting of Star Trek Discovery, comparing its aesthetic and timeline to series history. We also dive into our experiences with Star Trek Online, discussing its expansive lore, character customization, and how it incorporates elements from across the franchise. Finally, we explore our interest in broadening the show's focus to include other classic science fiction series like Stargate SG-1.

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We celebrate the 50th anniversary of Star Trek by exploring the original series, the film franchise, and the enduring impact of the brand. We examine the evolution of these stories, from the character-driven depth of the early days to the shifting quality of the later film adaptations. We also share personal anecdotes about our histories with the series and discuss why certain episodes and themes remain relevant today. Join us for a deep dive into the legacy of one of the most significant science fiction franchises in history.

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The hosts discuss the production delays and creative direction of Star Trek Discovery, including concerns over the 10-year pre-original series timeline. They also explore the current state of the MMORPG Star Trek Online, detailing its continuity, ship customization, and the inclusion of various voice actors from the franchise. Additionally, the episode covers the hosts' plans to expand the show's focus to broader science fiction, including a look at Stargate SG-1, Andromeda, and The Expanse.