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Remembering John Sterling: Yankees' Iconic Broadcaster
Man, now this is a column I hadn’t anticipated writing for some time, but as reality would have it…when you retire at age 85, the inevitability of a column like this coming sooner rather than later really does rear it’s ugly head. Growing up a Yankees fan, a lot of my time following the team as a kid was spent watching the team’s games on WWOR-TV, channel 9 on weekday nights. In those days, I…
Star Trek's Starfleet Academy: Is it Worth Watching?
I know it’s been quite some time since I’ve been here to share thoughts or opinions on much of anything. Well, I say it’s about time to change that here today. Paramount+ has debuted a new Star Trek series titled “Starfleet Academy”. Now normally, I’d be on top of new releases in this genre the day the first episode drops, however knowing that this new series is set in the WAY distant future…
5 Things Star Trek: Deep Space Nine got right
(Originally posted to RedshirtsAlwaysDie.com) Among a good majority of Star Trek fans, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine holds a special place in our hearts. When you look at the formula for Star Trek, it goes a little something like this: Crew members on spaceship exploring the cosmos Weekly conundrum involving either an alien species or some technological issue with the ship Said conundrum is…
Best new Star Trek characters of the Paramount+ era
(Originally posted to RedshirtsAlwaysDie.com) Paramount’s done a pretty nice job in fleshing out their new Star Trek series on Paramount+ As it stands, Paramount+ has given us a number of new Star Trek series since first launching Star Trek: Discovery in September of 2017. Those new series include: Discovery (4 Seasons), Star Trek: Picard (3 Seasons), Star Trek: Lower Decks (4 Seasons), Star…
The best Star Trek trial episodes
(Originally posted to RedshirtsAlwaysDie.com) One common practice of Star Trek over the years has been to take a pause from the weekly exploration of the cosmos to center on the exploration of ourselves, our own rules or laws. They’ve done this traditionally by holding trials. Sometimes it’s because of something that has happened in the everyday operations onboard the starship; other times it…
Female Starfleet Captains and why Michael Burnham’s the worst
(Originally posted to RedshirtsAlwaysDie.com) For as interesting as her rise to Captain on Star Trek: Discovery has been, Michael Burnham is the weakest written female Captain in Star Trek history. In Star Trek’s over 50 year history, we’ve had a number of female Starfleet Captains, and most of them have benefitted from a writing staff who cared deeply to make them strong characters. Even…
Star Trek Fleet Command is fun, but not "Trek"
(Originally posted to RedshirtsAlwaysDie.com) Last month, Scopely’s Star Trek Fleet Command celebrated its 5-year Anniversary. For those of you who haven’t tried out Star Trek Fleet Command (available for Android, Apple iOS, Mac OS & Windows), it’s a mobile strategy game published by Scopely & CBS Interactive. When the game first launched, visually, it centered around the crew, ships, and…
Setting the record straight on Neelix from Star Trek: Voyager
(originally posted to RedshirtsAlwaysDie.com) Neelix started out quite the questionable character on Star Trek: Voyager. When we first meet Neelix, he’s tending to his debris field where he seemingly would be selling off junked starship parts that he procured via numerous, possibly underhanded ways, and selling them off for profit in order to survive in the Delta Quadrant. The one commodity he…
The Orville was more “Trek” than new Trek
When The Orville launched, many of the show’s characteristics matched what we loved about Star Trek more than Star Trek: Discovery did. (originally posted to RedshirtsAlwaysDie.com) So I wanted to come on here and take a look back to 2017. You see, for fans of science fiction, and more importantly, Star Trek, 2017 was going to be a big year for us because while Star Trek had been given a fresh…
Don’t miss out on new Star Trek just because it’s new
(originally posted to RedshirtsAlwaysDie.com) Why do Trekkies try so hard to resist accepting new content? So it’s no secret, we as Trekkies (or Trekkers as some prefer to be called) hold Star Trek canon in high regards. So much so, that when new content is released, often we’re hesitant to fully accept it. This was the case back in the day with series we now hold sacred like Voyager,…
New Yankee Stadium
So as I wrote about in the first part of my Yankee Stadium blog about the old Stadium, which you can find here, I’m back now to tell ya all about New Yankee Stadium. Unlike the other building, this one was only opened in 2009, so I clearly won’t have all the back history to tell ya about this one. New Yankee Stadium After 85 years in the last building, it was decided that it was time to bid the…
Fenway Park
So in trying to come up with other things to write about here, I decided that since I’m such a sports fan and enjoy going to various venues to see events, that it should only be fitting to share my experiences at those venues I’ve been to. So to start things off, I’ll open this series with one the came up in my Facebook memories today from 10 years ago… Fenway Park I know, I know…I’m a Yankees…
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A quick look at 2023 WWE Survivor Series
Some (not so) quick thoughts on last night's WWE Survivor Series War Games
Wow, where to start? First & foremost, I really want to give props where they’re due: Triple H has done a masterful job of putting together a product in which a large part of the roster is incredibly over with the crowd! I mean if you look up & down this roster, just about everyone elicits a good crowd response! From your World Champion, Seth Rollins, Sami Zayn, Cody Rhodes, Gunther, The…
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Trekology: Voyager & The Redemption of Thomas Eugene Paris/Nick Locarno
It’s really no secret, Robert Duncan McNeill’s character on Voyager is directly tied to his appearance as Cadet Nicholas Locarno on The Next Generation’s “The First Duty” Season 5, Episode 19. The premise of the episode is that Starfleet Cadet, Wesley Crusher is involved in an accident that claimed one of his fellow cadet’s lives when their squadron decided to go against Starfleet rules and…
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A New Endeavor
I know things have been a little quiet here at MarcsTwoCents the last few months, I'm here now to explain why...
So I’m sure if you follow this site, you may have noticed a lack of new content over the last month or so, and there’s a good reason for that. About a month ago, I decided to try to branch out and see what else might be out there from a writing standpoint. So I headed over to FanSided.com to see how the writers for that site got to do what they do & ostensibly get paid to do so. After looking…
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Trekology: How Deep Space Nine Saved Worf
#Trekology looking at how Deep Space Nine saved the character #Worf in #StarTrek Enjoy!
I am Worf, son of Mogh, house of Martok, son of Sergey, house of Rozhenko, bane to the Duras family, slayer of Gowron. – Worf, 2401 For 7 seasons on Star Trek: The Next Generation, 4 seasons on Deep Space Nine and 4 motion pictures on the big screen, Michael Dorn played Lieutenant/Lieutenant Commander Worf. Worf’s story between the various incarnations of Trek goes something like this: At the…
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Trekology: Voyager & The Redemption of Thomas Eugene Paris/Nick Locarno
Starting a new series titled #Trekology doing deep dives into topics from Star Trek lore. First topic: #TomParis and how the #Voyager series was his redemption story. Enjoy!
It’s really no secret, Robert Duncan McNeill’s character on Voyager is directly tied to his appearance as Cadet Nicholas Locarno on The Next Generation’s “The First Duty” Season 5, Episode 19. The premise of the episode is that Starfleet Cadet, Wesley Crusher is involved in an accident that claimed one of his fellow cadet’s lives when their squadron decided to go against Starfleet rules and…
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