I really do love Star Trek. I can’t however, call myself a full fledged Trekkie. If Trekkies were categorized according to the Starfleet’s table of ranks, I’d probably only be a junior grade lieutenant, a provisional lieutenant commander at best. But compared to the average civvie, I do concern myself with the details, background info and plot consistency–the lore, really–of the Star Trek Universe. That’s why, despite a few awkward moments, I’m genuinely surprised and pleased to have loved the hell out of J. J. Abram’s Star Trek: The College Years.
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Monday, May 18, 2009
Star Trek Review–Sure Feels Good to be a Trekkie
I really do love Star Trek. I can’t however, call myself a full fledged Trekkie. If Trekkies were categorized according to the Starfleet’s table of ranks, I’d probably only be a junior grade lieutenant, a provisional lieutenant commander at best. But compared to the average civvie, I do concern myself with the details, background info and plot consistency–the lore, really–of the Star Trek Universe. That’s why, despite a few awkward moments, I’m genuinely surprised and pleased to have loved the hell out of J. J. Abram’s Star Trek: The College Years.
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