If I find that the episodes of the original Star Trek I watch for review continue on this sentimental and lovey dovey path I’ll stop doing this. We see Captain and Bones on another planet and ran into Bone’s ex-girlfriend who is really dead and is being impersonated. Her husband is with her and knew …

Jim has to face his most imminent threat in his search for new worlds, himself! Jim’s crew lands on a distant panet where it is cold and desolate. He beams back aboard the ship and an evil clone of himself runs amok. It tries to rape Janice and almost succeeds. Eventually they figure out the …

This was a boring episode but brilliantly executed if you know what I mean. We see an intergalactic pimp exploit women from across the stars who are imperfect but when they take a pill they become beautiful again, for a time. But as we say here in the Caribbean, “Belief kill an’ belief cure!” The …

Jim Kirk has got to be the most egotistical captain in world history. He is snarky, boastful and self-righteous, but he knows what he is doing and I think that’s what officer Bailey has learnt. He has learnt, everyone has learnt not to underestimate the captain and they learn it well each and every time, …

Jim Kirk is a compassionate fool. He had the chance to kill a corrupted, mutated officer in his crew but he hesitated and he nearly died and his crew because of it. Gary, a ship’s officer was the victim of a powerrful anomaly that gave him telepathic and telekenetic powers, like a god, and he …

Yes folks, we are in 2026 and we are so doing this, reviewing Star Trek from te very beginning. We see a different cast from the one we are used to. We have Leonard Nimoy but no Scotty, Bones, Kirk… yes, no William Shatner. So what happened? Did they join in the second season or …