Season 2, Episode 06: Star Trek
The adventure of cleaning up audio and improving show notes from previous panels continues in today’s episode of Justin on Panels. We are still working through MarsCon 2018, with the panel “Star Trek”. Please note: at the time of recording, only season 1 of Star Trek: Discovery had been released.
A talk about the last 52 years of Star Trek, 6 Shows, and the 13 movies. Yes there will be spoilers for Star Trek Discovery.
With: Tony Artym, Elizabeth Erickson, Justin Grays, Joan Marie Verba, Stephanie Stensland
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There has often been debate as to whether or not Star Trek: The Animated Series is considered canon. Depending on what one goes by, it’s either the fourth year, fifth year, or both the fourth and fifth year of the Enterprise’s 5-year mission.
The referenced cat-lady was Lieutenant M’Ress.
Everything about Star Trek: Discovery’s season 2 is pure speculation at this point; we didn’t yet know what role the Enterprise played in the Federation-Klingon war or who was going to play Pike, Number One, and Spock.
Most of us don’t use 3.5” floppy disks anymore.
The Eugenics Wars were fought between 1992 and 1996; the book series that is referenced that talks about it is the trilogy Star Trek: The Eugenics Wars. Though the Eugenics Wars were sometimes referred to as World War III, that was also a separate event that took place from 2026-2053.
At 34 minutes in, I have difficulty remembering Lieutenant Keyla Detmer’s name.
Star Trek: Renegades is a 2015 Star Trek fan film.
Lieutenant Darwin was the navigator in Star Trek: Into Darkness, and Lieutenant Arex was the navigator in Star Trek: The Animated Series.
Cover Art by Michelle Chmura | Theme Music by Caleb Kelson | Edited by Rachel Hanson
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