Moving Pieces

Vitus Reflux

In "Vitus Reflux," the new cadets are thrust into the competitive environment of the War College, where a brewing school rivalry escalates into a full-blown prank war. The animosity isn't limited to the students; the Chancellors of each school are also locked in a battle to prove their teaching methods are superior. Note: Once again, the crew is aware of the changes at Paramount and them cancelling Starfleet Academy. We are also aware of the views of the show. We will continue to review them and share our views and enjoy Star Trek.

Kids these Days & Beta Test

Star Trek Returns with it's ambitious entry; Star Fleet Academy! The Pilot, "Kids These days" We see how the events of the season start off with Captain Aki chases down the pirate boss Nus Baraka. His capture and sentencing also affects young Caleb as his mother, Anisha, is also sentenced breaking up their family. In "Beta Test" the academic year starts and Caleb isn't sure about his future in the academy. A delegation form Beta Zed arrives and Caleb is tasked with showing the leader's daughter around the campus. Note: We are aware of the discussions around Star Fleet Academy and that it has been canceled as Paramount takes a different direction with its IP. We're aware of the negativity around the show and the manufactured culture war points that have been lobbed at it. Star Trek has always been a commentary on the current political climates of the times the shows were aired. Each show had it's criticisms as it tackled race, culture, politics and ideology. Star Fleet Academy hasn't done anything different from TOS to Voyager. What has changed are people's sensibilities about the topics Star Trek addresses. We honestly don't care what negative things people have to say without anything of substance to support their arguments. We will continue to review this project and share our thoughts on what we think is successful and what we think needs more work.

Babylon 5 Mission Debrief

We wrap up our review of Babylon 5. It's been an amazing mission! Thank you for joining us on this journey. We are done with this series but we will continue with our next assignment. We know it will be a harrowing journey as we plan to delve into a dangerous world and navigate the dangers of a toxic fanbase!

An End, Thrice and for All

Twenty years after the fire, the shadows have faded, but the journey reaches its inevitable end. Captain John Sheridan, knowing his time is finally up, embarks on one last voyage to visit the friends and allies who stood by him when the galaxy teetered on the edge of extinction. As the Interstellar Alliance thrives, the purpose of Babylon 5 itself comes into question. What happens to a beacon of hope once the light has spread to the rest of the galaxy? Amidst a bittersweet gathering of reunions and the heavy, lingering silence of those lost to the cause, Sheridan faces his final transition. But as he prepares to go into the night, he discovers that Lorien and the First Ones may have one final, transcendent gift waiting for him.

Resting Places

Change is in the air as the command staff prepares to leave Babylon 5 forever. In "Objects at Rest," Sheridan and Delenn transition to the new Alliance headquarters on Minbar, Franklin handpicks his successors, and G’Kar readies himself to venture beyond the Rim. As Garibaldi maneuvers for safety within the cutthroat world of Edgars Industries, the crew faces one last brush with death when a shocking betrayal strikes on board the White Star. The episode culminates in a touching, final meeting between Sheridan, Delenn, and Emperor Lando, signaling the sunset of a long and storied friendship.