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Iain Robertson
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Journalist and Copywriter, Freelance
Derby, Leicester, Nottingham
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Star Trek , Fantasy , Horror , Film , TV , Sci Fi
Nothing MLM. Unfunded Startups.
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By Iain Robertson| TrekMovie.com@ We have already recapped and reviewed Star Trek: Lower Decks season 5, episode 6, “Of Gods and Angles,” and discussed it on All Access Star Trek podcast. Today we are looking at the canon connections, Easter eggs, and nods. There weren’t a lot this week, but there were some pretty deep cuts. Here’s what jumped out to us, which include SPOILERS. Who mourns for Olly? The episode introduced “Olly,” described as a demigod and “granddaughter of Zeus.” Mariner asked “Didn’t Kirk kick their asses?
From Par’Mach To Painstiks, The ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ Klingon Easter Eggs In “A Farewell To Farms”
By Iain Robertson| TrekMovie.com@ We have already recapped and reviewed Star Trek: Lower Decks season 5, episode 4, “A Farewell to Farms,” and discussed it on All Access Star Trek podcast. Today we are looking at the canon connections, Easter eggs, and nods. And because there was so much, this analysis will focus just on all the bits of Klingon lore. Here’s what jumped out to us, which include SPOILERS.
By Iain Robertson| TrekMovie.com@ “Face the Strange,” the fourth episode of Star Trek: Discovery’s final season gave us a fun, old-fashioned Trek time travel adventure, but one scene in particular seems to tie into an intriguing, and previously unexplained look into the far future. Playing the long game with Short TreksIn “Calypso,” the second episode of Star Trek: Short Treks, we were presented with a vision of a future USS Discovery; where the ship had been abandoned for almost 1,000 years.
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