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Star Trek: The Original Series celebrated its 45th anniversary earlier this month. The groundbreaking ’60s series, created by Gene Roddenberry and originally produced by Lucille Ball’s Desilu Studios, laid the groundwork for many science fiction media franchises to follow, from Star Wars to Firefly. Later Star Trek series were a bit more transparent in their bids for younger [...] More »
When you think of the words “sci-fi,” what do you think of? Spaceships gliding across glittering starscapes? First contact with alien life forms? Interstellar intrigue? The truth is that all of these classic sci-fi elements belong to the same narrow genre–all of them are part and parcel of space opera. A subgenre that encompasses both [...] More »