Star Trek Monthly issue 94

Issue 94 of Star Trek Monthly was the July 2002 issue.

ContentsEdit

Captain's Log

Toby Weidmann on Star Trek: Voyager.

The Best of All Worlds

• Enterprise to launch on Channel 4 on 3 July 2002.
• Star Trek XI a possibility?
• Enterprise cast and crew review season one.
• Virtual convention to take place in August 2002.
• ENT: "Vox Sola", "Fallen Hero", "Desert Crossing", "Two Days and Two Nights", "Shockwave".
• USS Enterprise-E captain's chair stolen from set.
• Toby Weidmann visits the Euro Space Center.
• Enterprise soundtrack released.
• Whatever Happened to...: Diana Muldaur
• Star Trek poster.
• John Billingsley and Dominic Keating speak to Star Trek: The Magazine.
• Treknology: medical chips, diagnostician in your computer?, non-lethal military weapons, universal translator.
• In Brief: Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (The Director's Edition), Star Trek: Elite Force II.

Interview – Rick Berman – "Critical Point"

by Ian Spelling.

Communicator

A Piece of the Action

Random Thoughts

Alice Krige.

Grand Slam Winner

Abbie Bernstein reports from the Pasadena Grand Slam convention.

Interview – Tim Russ – "Flashback"

by Ian Spelling.

Fair Trade

Special section, with The Official UK Star Trek Fan Club merchandise.

A Fistful of Data

TNG Season 1 episode order, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country and VOY: "Flashback" timeline discrepancy.

Interview – Kate Mulgrew – "Command Performance"

by Angela Churm.

End to End – The Fantastic Journey

Charting the events of Star Trek: Voyager, including Turning Point, which details the most critical episode in the development of a character.

Interview – Jeri Ryan – "Nine to Five"

by Sue Schneider.

Interview – Ethan Phillips – "Journey's End?"

by Abbie Bernstein.

From the Replicator

CCGs: James Swallow reviews CCG: The Motion Pictures.

On Screen: Enterprise volume 1.5.

Read Out: A Hard Rain, Miracle Workers, Starfleet: Year One, By the Book, In the Name of Honor, Immortal Coil.

Hollow Pursuits

Alien of the Month: Vidiians.

Top 10: Janeway reprimands.

Unforgettable: Henry Janeway.

Close Encounters: "Dark Frontier", Seven of Nine and the Borg Queen.

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