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15 Feb 2026 - Redresses of Jaheel's Ship
15 Feb 2026 - Visual Bloopers
15 Feb 2026 - Star Trek: Starfleet Academy (SFA) Season ...
14 Feb 2026 - The Visual Continuity of Star Trek
14 Feb 2026 - Dealing with Discovery Klingons
14 Feb 2026 - The Evolution of Klingon Foreheads
14 Feb 2026 - Discovery Klingons and Star Trek's Continuity
14 Feb 2026 - Lower Decks Starfleet & Federation Ship Cl...
13 Feb 2026 - Starfleet Ship Classes L-Z
13 Feb 2026 - Discoverse Continuity Problems
12 Feb 2026 - Star Trek Clichés
12 Feb 2026 - 10 Worst Star Trek Episodes
07 Feb 2026 - 10 Best Star Trek Episodes
07 Feb 2026 - Star Trek Voyager (VOY) Season 7 Reviews
07 Feb 2026 - Re-Used Props - Decoration
07 Feb 2026 - Substances and Particles S-Z
07 Feb 2026 - Substances and Particles L-R
07 Feb 2026 - Classical Music in Star Trek
05 Feb 2026 - Discoverse Alien Ship Classes
03 Feb 2026
February
The latest Starfleet Academy episode "Come, Let's Away" comes with a serious situation and a dramatic tonal shift. I welcome the change, but the story is not as convincing and suspenseful as it could have been.
I needed a break from SFA and so I reviewed three more Voyager season 7 episodes, VOY: "Nightingale" and the double feature VOY: "Flesh and Blood I/II" .
Here is my review of SFA: "Series Acclimation Mil". It features two great cameos, but also a contrived reveal and plenty of misplaced humor. The result is that SAM learns more about herself than about the subject she set out to study.
January
Today's Starfleet Academy episode "Vox in Excelso" explores the art of debate, the traumatic experiences of a cadet and the fate of his species, but it doesn't handle any of it as well as it could have.
Here is my review of this week's Starfleet Academy episode "Vitus Reflux". It fails on so many levels from the silly fungus with a stupid name to the questionable moral that I don't know where to start. I expect that this will remain a one-time misfire, though.
As I can tell from the fan reactions, Starfleet Academy may be the most divisive Trek series ever. But that doesn't have to be so. I have compiled a few thoughts on the new series that are not yet covered in my reviews: Why Starfleet Academy Deserves a Chance.
Here are the promised article updates with facts from the first two Starfleet Academy episodes: Classical Music in Star Trek, Locating Starfleet Buildings in San Francisco, The Emblem of Starfleet Academy, The Evolution of the Federation Emblem. Check out the "Pages with Recent Changes" list for even more updates.
Here is my (less positive) review of the second episode, SFA: "Beta Test". I have added references from the pilot to various sections of the site. "Beta Test" will follow in next couple of days, including the details on the classical music (Mozart's Die Zauberflöte and Beethoven's Fidelio).
Starfleet Academy is burdened by an unpopular series idea and is additionally set in Discovery's unloved post-Burn era. Read my full review of the premiere "Kids These Days" for a first assessment of whether this series can find its place in the Star Trek Universe.
More Voyager season 7 retro reviews. Here are "Inside Man" and "Body and Soul".
On episode index pages such as DS9, the diagrams are now generated automatically from the reviews on the site. This removes the need for manual Excel exports and ensures the data is always consistent.
It's Voyager retro review time again. Here are "Repression" and "Critical Care".
Happy New Year 2026! There is no new content yet, but maybe this is a good time to check out the highlights on EAS from 2025. Major new articles look at Design Issues of the Original Enterprise and Voyager's Maquis Crew. Besides innumerable small additions, there are also all-new articles by Jörg, such as Paintings and Photos in Picard's Study or Suliban Emblems and Writing.
Almost needless to mention, the Starship Database is up to date with the designs from the latest episodes. Also have a look at the Journal of Applied Treknology that I redesigned from the ground up. Last but not least, there is the configurable and sortable episode master list, complete with the option to show the data in the form of a bar chart or histogram.















