Nothing has inspired more debate, more passion or more wedgies. But for a cultural footprint in the Land of Nerd, Star Trek is the one. Lord of the Rings may have more made-up languages. There’s nothing that compares with Star Trek.ĭoctor Who may have more episodes. And if you want to read more of my writing about Star Trek at, say, The Guardian, or the LA Times or Polygon or at The Guardian again, please do. You are getting a gigantic block of text and nothing else. The original intent was that the package would have some visual razzle dazzle.īut I am a writer, dammit, not a designer.
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There is a sidebar for movies, and also for Short Treks, plus a tiny blurb about books. But now I figure if even one person out there wants to read it (or just skim it) it’s silly to just keep it on an enormous. It does not seem likely that I will be threading this more recent (and imminent) material into my Big Ranking, but never say never.ĪNYWAY, I do get asked, periodically, “whatever happened to your Star Trek ranking?” And I’ve been kinda vague about it. In the interim there has been a third season of Discovery, a first season of Picard, and a season of Lower Decks (which I absolutely love.) LD‘s second season is just around the corner, followed by another animated series, Prodigy, which is the first Trek made explicitly “for kids.” So the unpublished piece is no longer current. I submitted my work, was paid, and then the piece never published. I incorporated the first two seasons of Star Trek: Discovery, and also addressed the feature films, which were ignored in the earlier version. Years later another website was willing to publish the older piece, but with a new coat of paint. I tried contacting later regimes but my messages were ignored. Years later Playboy did a redesign and nuked the story and my other contributions. In December 2014 I first listed EVERY episode of Star Trek for Playboy dot com.
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