Star Trek: The Next Generation premiered on TV on Sept 28, 1987 --> meaning today, Jan 28, 2021 is TNG's 33 and 1/3 year birthday. Celebrate with Trek vinyl, like "Sick Bay" and also cake. #startrek#tng#vinylrecords
@MarcieStarfleet I wrote, arranged, and professionally recorded a Star Trek: The Next Generation-themed album's worth of songs (and continue to write more)
Our interview on the Canned Air podcast is now live - if you were wanting to hear us talk about Sick Bay easter eggs, Irish traditional music, and 90s alternative rock guitar tone, your wishes have been granted...
We welcome Rob Kassees and Tom Monaghan of the Star Trek themed band #TheBeverlyCrushers! Get in here to check out some amazing music and hear how to win a free copy of their album ‘Sick Bay’! https://t.co/IRuRGdpefQ #StarTrek#CannedAirPod#beverlycrusher
We released an exclusive bonus track / outtake from Sick Bay today called "Space and Time". It's about Q, and it's explicit(ly catchy). Get it ONLY on Bandcamp with any $4 download of the record. #BandcampFriday
Crossover idea: TNG and A-Team. (the Aw-A*Team?). We've already got Murdoch on TNG playing Barclay. Face is # 1, Hannibal is Picard. I mostly just want to see Mr T. insist on getting sedated every time they need to put him on the transporter pad. #tng#StarTrek
Used playing cards to randomly decide which TNG episodes to watch last night. Came upon "Pegasus" "Matter of Time", and eventually, the dreaded Season 2 clip show finale "Shades of Gray" - which might have given us the most laughs overall
Re-watching Seinfeld and TNG - both 90s classics. Question - do you think that TNG is less dated (by comparison, in terms of societal attitudes, etc...) simply because the writers were “willing” their minds into the future and thus reaching a more progressive worldview?