The Review at the End of the Universe
39 years to go until the big day and Kneel Before Pod continues our annual coverage of Star Trek to celebrate. This year we cover Star Trek: The Motion Picture. The conversation covers Star Trek making the jump to the big screen, the potential loss of this sort of storytelling and pacing.
Only 40 years remain until First Contact Day so Kneel Before Pod continues the grand tradition of celebratory discussion by covering Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. The conversation covers historical context, swan songs, weighty themes and whether Spock was behind it all.
The most important day in the Star Trek fandom calendar is upon us again. Kneel Before Pod’s First Contact day special is a conversation about Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home -or The One With The Whales- as it may be better known. We take some of your nerdy questions, discuss some of the logical issues the film has and laugh along with our favourite jokes.
On 4th June 1982 Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan was released in American Cinemas. The UK release was a little later on 16th July but either way the film is 35 years old. To mark this occasion we decided to do an episode on it and talk about why we love it. This…
After our discussion of Star Trek (2009) it only made sense to talk about Star Trek Into Darkness. Natalie, Angus, Sandy and myself (Craig) got back together to discuss the divisive sequel and come to some form of consensus on what works and doesn’t work about it. This is the second podcast so all feedback…
Kneel Before Blog is branching out into the Podcast world and what better way to begin than talking about the J.J. Abrams Star Trek movies. On the panel for this particular discussion were me (Craig), Angus, Natalie and Sandy who all had differing opinions on this entry into the Star Trek franchise. The discussion went…
Once upon a time there were Star Trek movies that were actually good and in some cases they were great. Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country is one of those cases. Recently the Star Trek fandom suffered an immeasurable loss when Leonard Nimoy sadly passed away on February 27, 2015 at the age of 83…
