Written by Rene Echevarria and Ronald D. MooreDirected by Tom Benko This particular episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation strikes me as one where the writers started off the story with […]
Written by Rene Echevarria and Ronald D. MooreDirected by Tom Benko This particular episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation strikes me as one where the writers started off the story with […]
Author’s note: This was written in 2002. A sequel was written in 2004 that helped with a lot of the issues I had here. Seven books total comprise the Harry Turtledove alternate […]
Written by Fred Bronson, Susan Sackett, and Ronald D. MooreDirected by Robert Legato Every now and then, just when you think Star Trek: The Next Generation is taking itself way too seriously, […]
First, the pup. The good news is we’ve definitely turned a corner and she’s getting better. She’s been acting more like her old self. Her paws aren’t bleeding and seem to be […]
When George Lucas first looked into producing Star Wars movies again, he commissioned a series of three novels to help him build up fan interest and determine how well a new series […]
Written by Peter S. Beagle, Marc Cushman, Jake Jacobs, and Ronald D. MooreDirected by Les Landay In the first episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Encounter at Farpoint, fans were given […]
Written by Douglas Carter BeaneDirected by Beeban Kidron In many ways this movie is the typical theme of strangers come into a small town and turn it upside down, leaving it for […]
Written by Shari Goodhartz and Ronald D. MooreDirected by Timothy Bond The Enterprise has been assigned to secure a supply of hytritium to neutralize deadly water contamination at a Federation colony. Unbeknownst […]
I’ve never made any bones about the fact that The Stand by Stephen King is my favorite novel. It’s one I’ve read over and over since I was about twelve. At various […]
Written by Sally Caves & Ronald D. MooreDirected by Cliff Bole One complaint many people had about the Star Trek: The Next Generation universe was that it was too perfect. There rarely […]
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