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So I have been watching this show with my kids now for the past few months, and its actually pretty good. We are at the end of the first season I believe, and I have really enjoyed watching this with them. Honestly, its most I have enjoyed a TF cartoon since TF: Prime. This could honestly become...

My local Ross had a Studio series Cheetor for $20, but I passed on it. I have also seen some interesting TF Merchandise at these places too. Ross had a G1 themed Hotwheels type track with loop to loops, while Burlington had a G1 inspired Mini Air hockey tabletop set.

Yup. Kirk was all for letting the Klingon race just die out. You see how much arguing it took from Spock to get him to go on this mission that he was assigned. Kirk still hated them for David's death, it wasn't until this whole thing played out that he could forgive the Klingons as a species. I...

I think that it could have been interesting. I like what it ended up being but Shatners original idea could have been great too. I thought that Sybok's actor did an amazing job in this role. It's the Excelsior too! Remember in the Voyager flashback with Tuvok? That was during this film...

Yup. He finally gets out here and you see what his fate ends up being. I don't think that was the center of the galaxy, I believe that was just that particular part of unexplored space. So this movie had some major issues going against it. Shattner wrote and directed the film himself, and...

I don't know which I like better, TMP or Final Frontier. One is trying to hard to be hardcore SCI FI and the other is trying to replicate the jovial tone of the fourth film while dealing with production issues. They both have their pros and cons, but if I were to sit down and watch one of them...

Who said it was? :)

These days we have an over-abundance of non-toy transformers merchandise, from stickers to birthday plates to shoes, and we had these and more in the 1980's during Transformers early G1 heyday. Today we are going to review some of this G1 merchandise and even open some of it after 40 years...

This s a lot of people favorite Star trek film for the light heartedness of it. Personally, I liked Wrath of Khan the best of all the TOS films. I just loved Scotty's practicality in his situation. Giving up future technology to get what they need. Not even worrying at all about the timeline...

Yup. Oh, trust me. He was just focused on survival at that point. Kirk is a great leader, and was just trying to make it out of there. By the time that they get involved with the Klingons again, Kirk is all rage and up for their geocide. Here is the video on it. Its 20 minutes long, but...

So I went to my local Video Game store. Took my girls there with me again. I got my oldest a Zelda manga and a Breath of the Wild Amiibo, Link on a horse. Got my other two some little toys, and myself a copy of Altered Beast for the Genesis! Finally found a copy locally! So my want list...

There isn't anything inherently bad with this, and at first glance it's giving off some Power Master vibes to me with that giant grill on the front. Still I am happy with my Earthrise Optimus Prime for now.

Nice! I am a bit bummed that they said that this was the last season of What If though.

Now that is taking it way too far.

That was his wife/lover, but no one could be allowed to know the secret of Genesis and its blast processing. :) He only shows his two trusted officers to get their opinion on it. Yes, they had a few hundred years to work out the kinks and not use unstable materials like David Marcus did...

Yeah, it was the Archer in the desert episode. The Katra is the essence of the Vulcan, so it being stored by the family is common place among them. The fact that they had a regenerated body to put the Katra into was, as you say, a fluke.

Too be fair, McCoy was one of his two best friends, despite are the arguments and debates that they had between them. If Spock would have asked him, McCoy would have probably let him, but he didn't have the time for debate nor the question.

I actually liked this week's episode! The taste buds thing was something that I called as soon as they hated the first dish.

Why would you go to a Star Trek trivia night if you haven't seen DS9?

That one hurts. Tony Todd was a great actor and was great in Star trek, not only for his role as Hurn, but also as Jake Sisko in "The Visitor" which I still stand that is the best episode of Star Trek ever. He was absolutely perfect in it, and I will have to rewatch that episode tonight.