Moopsy was a creature introduced in Star Trek: Lower Decks in the second episode of Season 4 entitled, I Have No Bones, Yet I Must Flee. Despite being adorable, it is the thing of nightmares. When Beckett Mariner tries to get demoted, she ends up on a mission that almost kills her (what else is …
Star Trek (2009) gave us an alternate reality with the characters of the TOS (The Original Series) era. One of the characters who features prominently in the film is Nyota Uhura. At the movie’s beginning, she has a green woman as a roommate at Starfleet Academy who is seen making out with the future Captain …
Oh yes, Q. The entity known as Q is a Q. We don’t don’t make the rules when it comes to sharing your name with your apparent species. Anyway, the question we’ve asked to answer is whether he appeared in Star Trek: Picard. We have an answer to that, and it is yes. He did …
She’s sassy, unpredictable and loves a good drink. Beckett Mariner is a lead character in the animated series Star Trek: Lower Decks. The daughter of Admiral Alonzo Freeman and Captain Carol Freeman of the USS Cerritos, Mariner is well known for her disobedience and fear of being promoted. Before the start of Lower Decks, Beckett …
We had much fun with the Strange New Worlds and Lower Decks crossover, so much so that we had to crossover Easter eggs post. This was supposed to be out last week, but we got busy with other posts. So, this article isn’t as detailed as we wanted. The crossover easter eggs will be from …
The crew of the USS Enterprise won’t know what hit them. Literally. As a special treat for the Star Trek fans at San Diego Comic-Con, the Lower Decks and Strange New Worlds crossover was screened to the audience while the episode dropped worldwide to Paramount +. When Ensign Bradward “Brad” Biomler is suddenly sucked into …
Star Trek is well known for its humanoid species, and they don’t become human-like quite like The Borg. Making their first appearance in Star Trek: The Next Generation, the Borg are often the antagonists. Seen as pseudo-humanoids, the beings have appeared in other Star Trek series, including Enterprise, Deep Space 9, Voyager, Picard and Lower …
How is the Strange New Worlds/Lower Decks Crossover going to work?
