How Star Trek Became A Tribal Battleground Of PC Art
Why is it ‘weird’ for Ted Cruz to be a Star Trek fan? Because the left is using PC didacticism to mark off parts of the culture as their tribal territory.
‘Deep Space 9’ Episode 2 Recap: A Showcase Of The Most Engaging Star Trek Universe
The outcome reflects some of the better segments of Roddenberry’s utopian vision: education and the rule of law.
Revisiting ‘Star Trek: DS9’ Will Show You Some Of The Best Star Trek Has To Offer
With ‘Deep Space Nine’ now available on Netflix, it is interesting to see how these ideas and plots have held up after 25 years.
Revisiting ‘Battlestar Galactica: The Mini-Series’
The series became a critical and popular hit exploring America’s post-9/11 anxieties in the best tradition of science fiction.
‘The Orville’ Isn’t For Everyone, But It’s Better Sci-Fi Than Critics Think
The ‘Star Trek’ take has heat and optimism, without the heavy sadness that permeates shows like the new ‘Star Trek: Discovery.’
This Weekend’s ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Needs To Bring Balance To The Trek
With ‘Star Trek: Discovery,’ the franchise has a chance to return to its TV roots and the high-concept sci-fi story-telling that made it a cult favorite.
Is ‘The Expanse’ A Utopia Or Dystopia? Like Our World, It’s Both
Humanity in ‘The Expanse’ is at a crossroads, and how they approach the hand dealt to them will determine their near future. It’s the same for us.
To Boldly Go Where No Beer Has Gone Before
Yes, there is a Star Trek beer. Since this year is the fiftieth anniversary of the original Star Trek’s debut, now would be a good time to drink some.
Comparing Conventions, Clinton’s Acceptance Speech, And Third Party Candidates
Peter Suderman joins Mary Katharine Ham on today’s Federalist Radio Hour.
Federalist Radio: Terrorism in Nice, European Media, and Star Trek Ideology
Tom Rogan reports on the aftermath of terrorist attacks in Europe and the reactions of anger against government.
Making ‘Star Trek’s’ Sulu Gay Is A Lame Move By Bad Screenwriters
This imposition of gayness by Hollywood is offensive not only on a social-cultural level, it’s insulting on a creative level.
Ticking The Gay Sulu Box Is Unworthy Of Star Trek
Star Trek has never shied away from a liberal message, but its classic approach wasn’t as bland, concrete, and obvious as ticking off PC boxes.
White House Trek 2016: The Wrath Of Trump
In many ways, the 2016 presidential campaign eerily resembles ‘Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.’
The New ‘Ghostbusters’ And The Multiverse At The Multiplex
The new ‘Ghostbusters’ is not just a reboot, because it’s no longer enough to have one film or even a franchise. You have to have a whole darned ‘universe.’
Urgent Message From The Safe-Spaceship Enterprise
Highlights from the captain’s log: “By popular vote, Spock and I now have to make our points in the Free Speech Zone.”
4 Required Elements for the New Star Trek TV Series
There’s a new Star Trek series coming. Can it recapture the characteristics that built the franchise?
Why J.J. Abrams (Probably) Can’t Ruin ‘Star Wars’
It looks like J.J. Abrams is going to give us an over-complicated, unwieldy film. But I’m not worried he will ruin the Star Wars franchise.
Leonard Nimoy, Icon
Leonard Nimoy’s Mr. Spock is not merely an interesting and beloved character. He is an icon who represents big, timeless ideas.