Jack Kiely

1 month ago | whatculture.com | Jack Kiely

Rom only appeared in 35 of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's 173 episodes. And yet, over the seven years, he enjoyed some of the best, most thorough, character development of almost anyone in the franchise. In the beginning, Rom was conniving, often mean-spirited, and forever after the bar. He even embezzled from charity!! In short, he was an exemplary Ferengi. By the end, he was a new kind of Nagus, and an all-round loveable guy.

1 month ago | whatculture.com | Jack Kiely

By now, we've covered most of the most messed up deaths in Star Trek on the small screen. It's time to scale up, to double up, to the big. The difference is in aspect ratio, and in number of entries on the list. Were it not for the movies, and the fan phenomenon, Star Trek, in live action anyway, would have died a death in 1969. Just another TV show. A decade later, The Motion Picture resuscitated the franchise but was deathly slow and slaughtered by critics.

1 month ago | whatculture.com | Edward Spence |Jack Kiely

Go to http://www.squarespace.com/trekculture to get a free trial and 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain. Uncertain times call for certain Star Trek characters. These are but a few to get on the comm.

1 month ago | whatculture.com | Sean Ferrick |Brandon Meece |Jack Kiely

The Kobayashi Maru isn't just a no win scenario.

1 month ago | whatculture.com | Sean Ferrick |Pedro Musella |Jack Kiely

As EMH on Star Trek: Voyager, the Doctor was far more than the sum of his subroutines.