What's your opinion about this game? I was thinking a Telltale Game Style with Star Trek, but it is good or is boring? Obviously I'm talking about story, I don't expect nothing about gameplay.

(Edit: "I don't expect nothing about gameplay" NOT in the bad way, I mean more of I can figure it out how the gameplay are on this kind of games since I played other ones telltale works before and this game has people from that former studio, but I wanted to know if worth it storywise, also, apologize for my bad english).

I'm going with William Windom:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lS7cK-mQ0fQ&t=134s

Staving off reality:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmnpz6TheSs

Doing a villain turn by seizing control:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83tW0jhEvZE

Matt's heroic sacrifice:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_mwtoeqneM

Finally, one of the most nail-biting scenes ever:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHmsnQ8WVpw

Personal notes: across all TV and media, I've rarely seen a character go from totally sympathetic, to total heel-turn villain, to total martyr like that.

In terms of ST series, maybe Dukat from DS..?

Runner-ups?

• Mark Lenard as the Romulan commander

• Robert Walker as "Charlie X"

• Roger C. Carmel as "Harry Mudd"

Daggit, I know I'm forgetting some actors, here...

Out of all the shows which one would you say is your comfort show.

Yo @startrek, tell me something?

Do #trashy #tabloids exist in the #StarTrek universe? Does *any* #journalism whatsoever exist in the Star Trek universe?

Because, if not, then it means there are no Tucker Carlsons and no Jon Stewarts, and no John Olivers in that universe. Probably because nothing needs internal investigations in that society as a whole!

And that frankly blows my mind... 🤯

40th Anniversary STAR TREK III: THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK 4K Steelbook Coming May

https://blog.trekcore.com/2024/03/40th-anniversary-star-trek-3-steelbook-coming-in-may/

@startrek

It took over a year of getting all the parts together and is back lit my nanoleaf panels (hence the lines and gaps at the edge). A worthy trade off for the fun effects!

From Trekmovie:

David Ajala: A moment I wanted to share is something that happens in season 5. I remember speaking to Alex Kurtzman about this at the end of shooting season 4 and it was an idea that he shared with me and I think Michelle Paradise was the only other person that knew about this thing at the time. Then cut to season 5… we get to come back to Toronto and create something so very special. [Sonequa interjects “We did”] I’m so proud and happy that we got to do that because you know how amazing that was to do. And I can’t wait for you guys to experience the very secretive thing which I can’t talk about which we got to do.

Incoming subspace transmission: Star Trek: Resurgence beams onto Steam on May 23rd! Engage maneuvering thrusters, prepare to leave Spacedock, and wishlist now! 🖖https://buff.ly/49IBlak

I love falling asleep to DS9, and I've collected a few episodes that put me right out.

These ones are great

Progress s01e14

Prophet motive s03e16

__ these ones are still sleepy but have some problems __

The nagus : some ferengi table pounding, an explosion (not too loud though)

Vortex : one very short phaser fight, some odo grunting, and a ship explosion

The house of quark : one fight, early in the episode

The visitor s04e03: one alarm sequence early in the episode, but so sleepy it made the list

A simple investigation s05e17: a single phaser shot, an a short brawl

Anyone have any other episodes with no explosions/phasers/alarms/births?

I'd like to add some voyager episodes but I feel like most have been pretty intense in my latest rewatch.

It's something that has bothered me since I realised

Or if they don't have onboard sensors designed to do that then why not do that

Because someone who is unconscious or unable to move isn't going to be able to call for help

I discovered this giveaway via this toot by the author, David Mack.