In 1993, an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation called “The Inner Light” became the first Start Trek episode in 25 years to win the Hugo award, and more impressive, only the second episode of Star Trek to ever win the award. It’s a fan favorite, and a personal favorite of mine. I was very excited to see on the program for this year’s New York Comic Con was a panel featuring the writer of the episode, Morgan Gendel.
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Nevernudes rejoice! You shall be represented on television once again! One of Rag-NERD-rok’s favorite cancelled TV shows returns to Fox.
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It’s September, and that means all of the shows that we love and those we have yet to fall in love with are coming back. Some of the greats like “Breaking Bad” and “Doctor Who” are just wrapping up, but not before the return of “Fringe” last Friday.
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Seven years ago today, there was an airline disaster of epic and mysterious proportions. Oceanic Flight 815 vanished somewhere over the South Pacific, seemingly with all its passengers. It would be several years until we learned of the six survivors that would come to be known as “The Oceanic Six.”
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I hope you all read that in a William Shatner voice. Anyway, I’m kind of hoping that this was tongue-in-cheek, cause Shatner kind of makes himself look like a jerk. But I found a video on Boing Boing of William Shatner defending Star Trek in the age old Star Trek vs. Star Wars battle by claiming Star Wars is derivative…and then he sort of rambles. Check for the link after the page break.